Dr. June K. Wolff, DMD
Dentist | General Practice
168 N Meramec Ave Suite 102 Saint Louis MO, 63105About
Dr. June Wolff is a Dentist practicing in Saint Louis, MO. Dr. Wolff specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.
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Wisdom teeth extraction or filling?
Three molars are not necessary and I recommend extraction. Saving a useless impacted tooth is not worthwhile. READ MORE
How long should your jaw hurt after a filling?
Maybe the injection site feels sore and if so perhaps for a day or so only. READ MORE
Can cavities form under sealants?
If the sealant is placed carefully the decay is eliminated from the subsurface. IF the sealant is leaking, the decay can form under the sealant. Proper maintenance is critical for the sealants to be protective and not harmful. READ MORE
What does calcium buildup on teeth look like?
Not sure what you mean exactly. Calcium can be embedded in CALCULUS, the hard tartar that forms on teeth created by bacteria. It solidifies the plaque and becomes difficult to clean unless professionally removed. It is white chaulky and hard and can be seen most easily if dried. READ MORE
What are mini implants made of?
They are titanium READ MORE
What causes a person to have a geographic tongue?
This phenomenon is not completely understood. It appears to be somewhat autoimmune in nature and thus will not respond much to the conventional mouth medications. IF it becomes painful and irritating, we can prescribe steroid based mouth rinses that will help stop the severity. This comes and goes commonly. READ MORE
How long does dental bone graft take to heal?
Between 6-12 weeks depending on the size of the graft and the health of the patient. READ MORE
Do all cavities require root canals?
Of course not all cavities require root canal treatment however if neglected they will enter the nerve and blood supply and become infected and requiring root canal. if left too long the tooth will be hopeless and not saveable. READ MORE
Should I brush my teeth after deep cleaning?
Yes by all means keep your teeth as clean as possible! Gentle is all that is necessary. While gum tissue is tender, just be gentle and may use warm salt water to rinse READ MORE
How bad is a cavity if it hurts?
By the time you feel pain it may be quite deep. Root canal is possible. Go see a dentist immediately for a proper evaluation with radiograph. READ MORE
What is the best toothpaste for porcelain veneers?
Any reputable paste is fine and just be sure there is not heavy grit that will damage the porcelain. READ MORE
Is periodontitis reversible?
Yes periodontitis is the inflammation of gum tissue and can be reversed with proper cleaning. READ MORE
How do you clean your teeth while having braces?
A water Pik is a perfect tool. It gets the food out from the braces nicely. Brushing is great but getting around brackets essential. Floss threading is wonderful but tedious. Try to do that with special flossers made for braces. READ MORE
How long should a tooth hurt after a deep filling?
Should not hurt at all! On some occasions there may be sensitivity for a day or two after dental treatment but if this persists something is eating. See your dentist with your concerns. READ MORE
Do wisdom tooth abscesses take a long time to heal?
Was this a dry socket? If so, the medicine should be applied at least twice to three times for comfort and healing. A true abscess must be treated with antibiotics and may take up to three weeks to heal. READ MORE
Can grinding your teeth cause TMJ?
Yes grinding teeth is damaging to the joints and although teeth are easy to repair, the joints are not. Wearing a night guard is essential! READ MORE
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