Dental Erosion Prevention Begins with Your Diet
Dental erosion is an oral health disorder usually characterized by the destruction of the tooth enamel by harmful acids in your mouth. Although brushing and flossing your teeth daily are effective methods for keeping your mouth clean, the foods and drinks you consume can cause dental erosion long before cleaning treatments can be given, and… Read more »
Did You Know That Lasers Can Help Fix Broken Smiles?
Did you know that lasers can help fix broken smiles? Lasers are designed to improve your oral health and are often used to prepare your mouth for dentistry treatments including dental fillings and root canal therapy. If you have a cavity, a dental filling is needed to restore your smile and prevent a tooth from… Read more »
Do You Treat Your TMJs Right?
Do you treat your TMJs right? Your TMJs, also called your temporomandibular joints, are joints in your jaw that play an essential role in your mouth’s ability to open and close. Some signs that they may be damaged include irregular popping noises from your jaw, the inability to have full movement when opening and closing… Read more »
Bring Your Toothbrush to Task with Optimum Oral Health Habits
Bring your toothbrush to task with optimum oral health habits. As long as you continue to treat your brush with the utmost of care, it can continue to clean your teeth effectively. If your toothbrush should become contaminated in any way, replace it as soon as possible. Toothbrushes that are contaminated are no longer effective…. Read more »
What You Should Know About Toothpaste Allergies
You may already know that you need to brush your pearly whites twice every day for two minutes at a time. Similarly, you may also know that flossing at least once a day and visiting our team once every six months are also important if you want a healthy smile. But have you heard that… Read more »
Oral Health Threat: Gum Disease
Gum disease is one of the biggest issues facing oral health. This disease can lead to tooth loss and potential throat cancer. Some cases of gum disease even lead to heart disease. While gum disease can be scary, it’s also one of the most easily preventable diseases facing adult Americans. The best and simplest form… Read more »
Sometimes Even the Best of Smiles May Benefit from Bonding
Sometimes even the best of smiles can use a little bonding. Even if you practice optimum oral hygiene and brush and floss daily, it only takes a single oral accident to derail all your years of hard work. Fortunately, most oral accidents can be repaired with services such as dental bonding. Listed below are some of… Read more »
Repair Your Smile Seamlessly with Our Composite Dental Fillings
If your oral health is currently suffering from a cavity, our composite dental fillings can repair your smile seamlessly. With a composite filling, also referred to as tooth-colored fillings, you can eradicate small to medium-sized cavities with expert precision and lasting support for many years to come. Consider the following advantages offered by our composite dental fillings:… Read more »
The Benefits of Professional Treatment for Gingivitis
Do you have tender, red, swollen, or bleeding gums? If you have any of these symptoms, you may have gingivitis. But do you know what gingivitis actually is? It’s actually the earliest stage of gum disease, and if it isn’t addressed, it can develop into something much more serious. Fortunately, there are several things you… Read more »
Fill in Missing Teeth with Dentures
Fill in missing teeth with dentures. Oftentimes, eating or speaking without teeth can be arduous and painful, and can limit your food choices. Dentures can fill in the gaps that missing teeth have left behind. Another benefit of dentures is that you will be able to fill out your facial structure and maintain a healthy… Read more »