Dr. Tanisha R Moore D.D.S., Dentist
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Dr. Tanisha R Moore D.D.S.

Dentist

221 E. Home Rd Springfield OH, 45503
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Dr. Tanisha Moore is a Dentist practicing in Springfield, OH. Dr. Moore 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.

Education and Training

University of Tennessee, College of Dentistry DDS 2003

Xavier University of Louisiana BS in Biology 1999

University Of Tennessee / Memphis / College Of Dentistry / Doctor Of Dental Surgery DDS 2003

Provider Details

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Dr. Tanisha R Moore D.D.S.'s Expert Contributions
  • What are the most visible signs and symptoms of a gum disease?

    The first sign of gum disease is bleeding, usually while brushing & flossing. This is an indication that there is inflammation, which is the first stage of gum disease. However, bleeding does not always indicate disease; it could result from a minor injury. The best thing to do is be evaluated by your family dentist for an accurate assessment. READ MORE

  • Pain after a filling?

    Some post-op discomfort after dental procedures is not unusual. However, if the pain is worse since having the filling, there may be a problem. Call your dentist & inform them of the issue so that they can bring you back in to check the tooth & make sure there isn't a problem with the filling. READ MORE

  • Can a gum infection pass to other parts of the body?

    The first step is identifying & treating the gum infection. Once that is cleared up & you maintain proper oral hygiene along with routine dental check ups & cleanings to prevent a recurrence, the risk of the gum infection affecting other parts of the body is no longer an issue. READ MORE

  • Why do some dentists hurt during cleanings more than others?

    Every dental care provider is different & may use different (but similar) techniques. This is not wrong, just different, & in your case, uncomfortable. It is hard to say why there was more bleeding without a full scope of your individual case (how long since your last cleaning, changes to eating and/or hygiene habits. changes to health history/medications, etc). There are multiple factors that affect how each visit goes. Also, seeing different dentists will render different opinions in regards to the best course of treatment. If you were not comfortable with this last dentist, maybe it is possible to request to be scheduled with the dental provider you are most comfortable with. Check with your dental office to see if that is an option. READ MORE

  • How can I close the gap between my frontal teeth?

    There are other options. The braces are the most ideal, usually, because they are the least invasive in terms of removing any tooth structure. I'm not sure how big the gap was to begin with, so I can't fully speculate on the best option for you. If you have completed the treatment with the braces & are still not satisfied with the spaces, my suggestion would be to ask your orthodontist for options & a referral to see a dental care specialist who can help you to finish closing the gap. READ MORE

  • Can an infected tooth spread the infection to the other teeth as well?

    The infection doesn't typically "spread" to other teeth. However, other teeth can be affected symptomatically if they are in the immediate adjacent area if there is swelling, which could make other teeth sore or even slightly mobile. Addressing the source of the infection, will eliminate any issues that were affecting the other teeth. Now, that being said, a tooth infection many times is the result of tooth decay. If there is decay on multiple teeth, & they are not treated, those can eventually become infected as well, once the decay has gotten deep enough that it is causing infection in the nerve of the tooth. Follow your dentist's recommendations, take all of your antibiotics as directed & return to your dentist for follow up care to eliminate the source of the infection. If you do not return for follow up treatment, the infection will return & make future treatment more complicated. READ MORE

  • Is reflux giving me bad breath?

    Yes, reflux & other digestive issues can affect your breath. If your oral hygiene is great & you have no dental issues after being examined by a dentist, check with your primary care physician about it. You may need something other than Nexium. Your doctor can provide more insight. READ MORE

Treatments

  • Checkups & Cleanings
  • White (tooth Colored) Fillings
  • Clear Correct (clear Aligner Orthodontics)
  • Whitening & Bleaching
  • Crowns & Bridges
  • Dentures & Removable Partial Dentures
  • Fluoride & Sealants
  • Root Canal Treatment
  • Periodontal & Gum Tissue Treatments
  • Extraction Of Teeth (including Wisdom Teeth)

Professional Memberships

  • American Dental Association  
  • Ohio Dental Association  
  • Mad River Valley Dental Society  
  • National Dental Association  
  • Member American Dental Association  2003 
  • Member Ohio Dental Association  2012 
  • Member Mad River Valley Dental Society  2012 
  • Member Shelby County Dental Society  2003  - 2012 
  • Member Memphis Dental Society  2003  - 2012 
  • Member National Dental Society  2003 

Experience & Accolades

  • Dentist2015 - 2016Bellefontaine Dental
  • Dentist2013 - 2015Bohl & Bauer
  • Dentist2012 - 2013Aspen Dental
  • Dentist/Owner2007 - 2012Crescent City Dental, LLC
  • Dentist2003 - 2007North Watkins Dental

Dr. Tanisha R Moore D.D.S.'s Practice location

Hometown DDS

221 E. Home Rd -
Springfield, OH 45503
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New patients: 937-399-4470
Fax: 937-399-3338
https:www.hometowndds.com

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