Aesthetic Benefits of Full Mouth Reconstruction
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The Most Common Causes of Tooth Discoloration
Is Tooth Discoloration Related to Dental Health or Simply Cosmetic?
How Do Dentists Regenerate Jawbone in Order to Place Dental Implants?
Will Dental Implants Match My Natural Teeth Color?
Do I Need to Wear a Retainer After Completing Treatment With...
How Do Invisible Braces Compare to Traditional Braces?
Why a Custom Mouthguard Is the Best Option for Athletes
Don’t Forget a Custom Mouthguard for Your Student Athlete
Are Cosmetic Dental Procedures Covered by Insurance?
When Visiting the Dentist, Your Comfort Comes First
When Does a Tooth Require Root Canal Therapy?
Root canal therapy involves removing your tooth’s nerve and sealing the end with a crown in order to save your tooth and prevent an extraction or infection from occurring. Your dentist can do the root canal or he or she may refer you to an endodontist, a dentist who specializes in root canal therapy. It’s […]
Don’t Let Avoiding the Dentist Cause Irreversible Harm to Your Smile
Your dentist isn’t just there to treat you when you have a problem with your smile. In fact, dentists play an integral role in preventative care for your teeth and gums alongside your daily brushing and flossing. Without seeing a dentist regularly, you increase your risk for oral health issues, especially tooth decay and gum […]
Foods to Eat After Wisdom Tooth Removal
Getting your wisdom teeth removed requires eating softer foods for at least the first few days while your mouth is healing [1]. Eating soft foods can help reduce the chances of damaging your incisions and reduce discomfort while your body is repairing itself. You can help make the healing process easier by ensuring you have […]
Is a Dental Bridge Right for You?
Dental bridges typically involve the use of an artificial tooth anchored by two crowns on either side of your missing tooth to close the gap. Dental bridges also help to prevent teeth shifting that occurs with missing teeth, and make your smile complete and whole again by replacing the missing tooth. A bridge restores your […]
The Best Teeth Whitening Options for Sensitive Teeth
Getting your teeth professionally whitened is an easy way to instantly enhance your smile and increase self-confidence. Teeth whitening is a popular in-office treatment that makes smiles everywhere brighter and more eye-catching—and since most people say the first thing they notice about someone is their smile, this treatment is popular for a reason! If you […]
What Is Dental Crown Lengthening and When Is It Needed?
The crown is the part of your tooth that’s visible above the gumline. Normally, the gums protect your tooth roots beneath this tissue and only expose parts of the teeth that are necessary. However, for some patients or some procedures, a dental crown lengthening is needed. Dental crown lengthening is a process that involves removing […]
Can Teeth Sensitivity Go Away Over Time?
Sensitive teeth include teeth that hurt when hot and cold foods or drinks are introduced into the oral cavity. In addition, sensitive teeth may also hurt when you eat really sweet foods, breathe cold air, or even brush your teeth. Living with sensitive teeth can be inconvenient at best and painful at worst. Can you […]
Is Baby Food Good for Your Child’s Teeth?
The journey of introducing solid foods to your baby is a significant milestone in their development. As a parent, it’s important to choose the right foods that are nutritious and beneficial for your child’s dental health. Many parents wonder whether baby food, the go-to choice for infants transitioning to solid foods, is good for their […]
The Link Between Oral Bacteria and Blood Pressure
An increasing body of research is showing just how much oral health is connected to the rest of your body. Research shows that oral bacteria can play a role in heart health, diabetes, and even Alzheimer’s disease [1]. However, new research is showing that your oral health may influence your blood pressure as well. Here’s […]
How Is Snacking Impacting Your Oral Health?
Having snacks throughout the day is a very normal habit that most people engage in. However, if you’re snacking constantly, this practice could be harming your smile more than you think. While eating, your mouth produces saliva to help you chew and swallow food. Saliva also helps to prevent plaque from building up in the […]
Considering Porcelain Veneers?
Veneers are great for teeth that are healthy. They can completely change the shape of individual teeth, cover gaps, cracks or lines, and you can choose the shade of your veneers to make your smile whiter or brighter. Veneers are not a restorative procedure, however. If you have teeth that are very decayed or unhealthy, […]
Root Canals: Myths vs. Facts
When you think of getting a root canal done, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? There are many common misconceptions about this procedure. Read on to find some common facts and myths about this procedure that’ll help ease your anxiety! Myth: It’s Painful Root canals are infamous for being rumored to be painful. […]
What Are the Signs That I Need My Wisdom Teeth Removed?
Your third molars, also known as wisdom teeth, usually emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. For many people, these teeth can cause problems in the oral cavity, leading them to consider removal. While some people are able to keep their wisdom teeth with no issues, others may experience unpleasant symptoms with the arrival […]
Can Your Dentist Help You Treat Your Sensitive Teeth?
Sensitive teeth can be difficult to live with, especially if you experience pain even when eating or drinking mildly cold or hot foods and drinks. Although common, sensitive teeth aren’t considered normal. The hardest layer of your teeth, your tooth enamel, is designed to keep hot and cold temperatures from reaching the sensitive nerve tissue […]
Can Cavities Form Under Dental Fillings?
Contrary to the belief of some, it is possible for cavities to form under dental fillings! Although dental fillings are designed to seal your tooth and protect your teeth, no dental filling material lasts forever. Whether you have silver amalgam fillings or composite resin ones, your filling will need to be replaced at some point. […]
