Extracting Impacted Wisdom Teeth
Don’t Let Avoiding the Dentist Cause Irreversible Harm to Your Smile
How Cosmetic Dentistry Impacts Your Body Language
Illuminate Your Smile with Lumineers
Can Old Dental Work Be Upgraded for Better Function and Appearance?
What Is the Lifespan of My Dental Restoration?
What Happens During an Orthodontic Consultation?
When Should My Child Start Orthodontic Treatment?
Which Mouthguards Do Dentists Recommend For Kids Playing Sports?
How to Choose the Right Oral Care Products Based on Your...
Dental Tourism 101: What to Know Before You Go
Are Cosmetic Dental Procedures Covered by Insurance?

What Is Bone Preservation and Why Does It Matter?
Your teeth are supported by bone in your jaw called alveolar bone. This supporting bone plays an integral role in keeping your teeth anchored in place. However, in order for alveolar bone to remain healthy and strong, it needs to be stimulated by your tooth’s roots. When you lose a natural tooth and don’t replace […]

Most Common Dental Treatments for Seniors
As we age, taking care of our oral health becomes increasingly important. Since seniors have a higher risk of dental issues such as gum disease and tooth decay, getting regular checkups is essential to keeping your smile beautiful and healthy as you get up in years. What are some of the most common dental treatments […]

Are the Straighter Teeth Benefits of Invisalign Permanent?
Invisalign has revolutionized orthodontics with its nearly invisible, comfortable, and removable aligners. It’s a popular choice for those wanting straighter teeth without the aesthetic drawbacks and inconvenience of traditional braces. However, a common question among potential and current users is whether the straighter teeth benefits of Invisalign are permanent. Here’s what you need to know […]

How Regular Dental Visits Can Prevent Cancer
Most people think of dental visits as a way to keep their teeth clean and cavity-free, and to keep their gums healthy. However, did you know that your routine dental appointment is also an important health screening? Dentists are often the first healthcare providers to notice subtle changes in your mouth, many of which you […]

Flossing Fast Facts
Ah, flossing. The important task that only 16% of Americans say they do every day [1]. Why is flossing such a chore for us when it’s so important for our oral health? Here are some flossing fast facts that might change your mind in regard to whether or not you should pick up the floss during your oral […]

How Often Should You Be Visiting the Dentist?
For many years, the recommendation that every individual should visit the dentist for checkups twice a year has stood without much controversy. But is twice a year really necessary for people with healthy teeth? Is it enough for people who have chronic oral health problems? The answer from many dental professionals today is that there […]

Can Wisdom Tooth Removal Be an Emergency?
Wisdom teeth are the last of our adult teeth to erupt. They’re located in the rear of our mouths and aren’t seen until we’re almost adults, and for some, not even until the early 20s! For the majority of people today, wisdom teeth cause some type of problem and so need to be removed. It’s […]

How Stress Can Cause (or Worsen) TMJ
Stress not only affects your mood, but can also take a physical toll on your body, including your jaw. If you’ve been experiencing jaw pain, headaches, or discomfort when chewing, stress may be the culprit. For many people, chronic stress contributes to behaviors and muscle tension that can trigger or worsen temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. […]

How Does a Pacifier Impact Your Child’s Oral Health?
Pacifiers certainly have their benefits. Not only can they be comforting to your baby, but they may actually reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), especially if your child uses one while sleeping [1]. However, pacifiers can also have negative impacts on the growth of your child’s mouth, jaw, and teeth, especially if […]

Why Would a Dental Implant Fail?
Although dental implants have a very high success rate, it is possible for a dental implant to fail. The success of a dental implant procedure depends heavily on the placement of the implant and the final restoration, a dental crown, that is placed on the end. So why would a dental implant fail? Here are […]

Identifying Signs of Gum Recession
Gum recession is one of the signs of gum disease that’s often difficult to notice until it’s progressed. This is because the gums can recede over a period of several years, lowering the chance that you’ll notice the difference in your smile! However, it’s important to know the signs of gum recession so that you […]

Is an Investment in Cosmetic Dentistry Right for You?
Although cosmetic dentistry is designed to fix aesthetic issues with your smile, its effects often run much deeper than that. Restoring your smile often gives you the confidence in your appearance that may be lacking, therefore resulting in a more optimistic outlook on life and more positive experiences. How can you know if an investment […]

Taking Care of Your Dental Health While You’re Sick
Being sick is never fun. From having a fever to vomiting to having a bad cough, illness can get the best of us. When you’re sick, taking care of yourself can be difficult. However, looking after yourself as well as your dental health is still just as important while you’re sick, if not even more important, as dry […]

Creating the Smile of Your Dreams with Snap-On Smile
If you’re not a candidate for bridges or implants, or can’t afford expensive options for your gapped or missing teeth, consider Snap-On Smile! This inexpensive, minimally-invasive option gets you the smile of your dreams in just three weeks and in only two appointments. Snap-On smile can provide you with the confidence of a beautiful smile […]

How Common is a Root Canal?
Root canal is a dental procedure that is sometimes seen as a “last resort” to save a tooth. The fact is that when a tooth is decayed on the inside and the nerves and root are affected, a root canal is the only way to save the tooth. Without a root canal, the tooth will […]
















