There was a time when the only way to get crooked teeth straightened was with braces. However, today there are quicker and easier options available to all who seek a straighter smile. Invisalign is comfortable than wearing traditional metal braces and actually yields a much shorter treatment time. Best...
If you need a dental crown, you will most likely have to have a temporary dental crown before the permanent one can be placed. This is because lab-fabricated dental crowns are custom- made for your smile and can take two or more weeks to make . You don’t want...
Maintaining good oral health is essential for overall well-being. While most people know the importance of brushing and flossing, many overlook the impact of their beverage choices.
Certain drinks can significantly harm your teeth and gums, leading to issues such as tooth decay, enamel erosion, and gum disease. Here, we...
If you have dental veneers, you should be proud of the way your teeth look—your porcelain veneers are matched to your teeth color, bonded seamlessly to your teeth, and help you keep functionality of your mouth. Although veneers will eventually need to be replaced, you can extend the lifespan...
Dental bridges are restorative options for people who have a tooth or several teeth missing in a
row in their mouths.
The bridge relies on the surrounding teeth for support and typically consists of two dental
crowns on these supporting teeth with an artificial tooth in the center to fill in the...
Dental crowns are sturdy dental restorations that are designed to look and function just like your natural teeth. A dental crown is typically made of ceramic and is placed over an existing damaged tooth to protect it and restore it. However, dental crowns are also attached to dental implants...
You want all your teeth to be the same color. It’s understandable—even one tooth that’s a
different color sticks out, especially if it’s one of your front teeth. Teeth that become discolored
do so for a reason, so it’s always best to get that tooth checked out by your dentist.
What are...
Bruxism is the condition of grinding your teeth, something many people do during the night. Some people even grind their teeth during the day and may or may not be aware of it. Although common, this is a serious condition that can ruin your smile over time. Teeth grinding...
Your jaw is home to one of the most complex joints in your body. This joint—called the
temporomandibular joint, or TMJ—enables the jaw to chew, speak, move side to side, and
open and close. With so many functions, it’s no wonder some people experience tension in
their jaw.
Jaw tightness can range from...
While our teeth experience normal wear and tear, teeth can experience damage that goes
beyond what’s considered normal. Worn down teeth can impact your chewing, your
appearance, and may even be painful.
Tooth wear can happen quickly or over a long period of time. Unfortunately, most people don’t
notice the wear until they...