Crowns and fillings are both effective treatments used to save teeth that have suffered decay. The better choice of the two will really depend on the severity of the decay within the tooth. Of course, a dental exam is necessary to determine which treatment will be best, but here are a few factors our dentists…
It can be embarrassing and discouraging to have crooked teeth. It’s tough to smile with confidence when you are worried that others are noticing your smile imperfections – but then again, it’s also hard to smile proudly when you have a mouth full of metal braces. Fortunately, there is a solution for patients who want…
Gum disease is a condition that threatens your oral health as well as the health of your whole body. It is extremely prevalent; according to the American Academy of Periodontology, half of American adults have some form of gum disease. Unfortunately, many people are unaware they have the condition until they visit a dentist or…
Most people are aware that choosing the right oral health care tools can benefit the entire family’s health, but it can be difficult to know which type of toothpaste is best. To reduce confusion the next time you wander the toothpaste aisle, here are a few tips for choosing the right toothpaste for your family….
Veneers are one of the most effective and versatile cosmetic dental treatments available. They are custom created for each patient to provide unmatched results. No matter what you would like to correct about your smile, chances are, veneers are a suitable treatment. How can veneers change your smile? An attractive smile is one that is…
Patients who have recently been diagnosed with diabetes face several challenges, including a greater risk for dental problems. Fortunately, with proper management, these problems can be avoided. Here’s what to expect for your oral health after you have been diagnosed with diabetes. Impact of Diabetes on Oral Health Having diabetes can impact your oral health,…
There are many oral conditions that don’t show symptoms in their early stages. In order to detect these conditions in time to have them treated sufficiently, it is crucial to see your dentist every six months, even if your teeth aren’t hurting and nothing feels out of the ordinary. Here are a few reasons it…
In addition to eating well and receiving prenatal care, it is very important to maintain good oral health during pregnancy. Many moms-to-be worry about whether they should continue their regular dental appointments or undergo treatment for any conditions that may develop during pregnancy. Rest assured, going to the dentist when you’re pregnant is not just…
Moving to a new city or state comes with many challenges, one of which is finding a new family dentist. Selecting your family’s dentist is just as important as choosing a pediatrician, as your child’s dentist will have a major impact on his or her health. Here are a few things to consider that may…
Have hot or cold foods or beverages become painful when they touch your teeth? When you notice sensitivity to the temperature of hot or cold drinks, it could be a sign of a few different things going on in your mouth. Most likely, however, you are experiencing this tooth sensitivity because you have lost some…
