How Common is a Root Canal?
Is Alcohol the Cause of Your Bleeding Gums?
Can Your Dental Implants Become Crooked or Discolored Over Time?
What Is an Implant Supported Bridge?
All-on-Four Dental Implants vs. Dentures: Which Should Replace Your Missing Teeth?
Partial Dentures May Be Your Solution for Missing Teeth
Does Everyone Need Their Wisdom Teeth Extracted?
Are Gapped Teeth Really an Orthodontic Concern?
Don’t Forget a Custom Mouthguard for Your Student Athlete
What to Look For When Selecting Dental Products
How to Choose the Right Dentist for You and Your Family
Does Dental Insurance Cover Cosmetic Dentistry?
Top 4 Baby Teething Remedies
Seeing your child sprout their first pearly whites is an exciting occasion. Most babies start cutting their first teeth between four and six months, however times can vary greatly. Some babies are born with a tooth while others can take up to one year to show new teeth. All ages are normal, and the time […]
The Importance of Finding a Dentist Who Gives Back to Their Community
Giving back has become an integral part of any successful business. Patients want to work with doctors and consumers want to purchase from companies that have an active interest in the community as well as the planet! Finding a dentist who gives back to their community has its advantages. Many patients find that these amazing […]
Can Children Grow Out of Their Sleep Apnea?
Most people are familiar with sleep apnea in adults, but children can have sleep apnea as well. Childhood sleep apnea is a complex sleep disorder that requires treatment to help your child get better. Although some children may grow out of their sleep apnea, the effects of this sleep disorder are devastating, so getting treatment […]
Why do I need to have my wisdom teeth removed?
My patients often know that wisdom teeth usually at some point need to be extracted, but are unclear as to why, when and what are signs that wisdom teeth may soon need to come out. First Step: What Are Wisdom Teeth? The wisdom teeth are the third set of molars that most people will get. […]
How Exactly Do Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances Work?
If you have recently been diagnosed with sleep apnea, you may be concerned about having to sleep with an oral appliance. However, it is vital that you do so in order to avoid the many complications of untreated sleep apnea. How do these devices work? When a person with sleep apnea is asleep, their breathing […]
Do Bleeding Gums Always Indicate Gum Disease?
It’s commonly known that bleeding gums are sign of gum disease. Although gum disease is prevalent among adults in the U.S, there is a chance your bleeding gums may not actually be a sign of periodontal disease. What else can cause gums to bleed? Here are the top culprits outside of gum disease that may […]
How to Maintain a Healthy Smile as You Age
While your risk for certain oral health conditions increases as you get older, losing teeth isn’t a natural part of the aging process. Your teeth are meant to last as long as you live! Taking care of your smile is important at every age. How can you maintain a beautiful, healthy smile throughout your lifetime? […]
What Is Gum Grafting?
Gum grafting is the process of taking gum tissue from another area in the mouth and attaching it to places where gum tissue is lacking, such as in areas where gum recession has occurred. Since gum recession is a symptom of gum disease, if left untreated, it can progress to expose the tooth roots and […]
Effective Steps to Reduce Gum Swelling
If your gums are swollen, red, or tender, you may be experiencing symptoms of gum disease. However, not every person who’s experiencing swollen gums will have gum disease. It’s crucial to visit your dentist to determine if you’re suffering from symptoms of gingivitis, although these symptoms often involve bleeding and receding gums as well as […]
What Are the Consequences of Untreated TMJ?
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders encompass a range of problems with the TMJ. This joint is one of the most complex joints in the human body; it’s what allows your jaw to open and close and move side to side. People who experience problems with their TMJ typically feel pain, hear popping or clicking sounds when […]
Your Top Questions About Wisdom Tooth Removal: Answered
Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, come in between the ages of 17-21 and are the last adult teeth to erupt in the mouth. These teeth were needed by our ancestors who had bigger mouths and tougher food to chew, but today, wisdom teeth generally aren’t needed and pose more of a problem than they […]
Are All Carbonated Drinks Harmful to Your Teeth?
Most people know that sodas—which are carbonated—aren’t good for their teeth. This is due to their extremely high sugar content, but is their carbonation harmful to your smile? Carbonated drinks are made with carbon dioxide, which is added to the water under pressure to make the bubbles you love. Sparkling water is an attractive option […]
Is A Waterpik Right for You?
Flossing is incredibly important to the removal of food and debris located in the teeth. Without regular flossing, it is extremely likely for a person to generate gingivitis and the bleeding of the gums. In addition to brushing, it’s very important to make flossing a priority to keep a healthy, happy smile. It can seem […]
Smile Confidently with Zoom! Professional Teeth Whitening
Zoom! Professional Teeth Whitening is a professional whitening treatment that is performed in the dental office. Over-the-counter whitening products and whitening toothpastes contain modest amounts of whitening ingredients and can’t whiten your teeth as effectively as professional whitening can. Whitening in a dental office is safe because your gums are protected from the whitening agents, […]
Waking Up Exhausted? Sleep Apnea Could Be the Cause
Sleep apnea happens when you stop breathing for 10 seconds or more during the night while you sleep. These pauses can happen many times and may last for a minute or longer. This condition is generally considered serious and has different types, including obstructive, central, and complex sleep apnea syndrome. Dentists are often the first […]
