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Watch Out for Re-Infection After a Root Canal Treatment
posted: Jan. 18, 2017.
So, you've undergone a root canal treatment to save a decayed tooth. The tooth has a new lease on life — and the pain is gone too. But there's a Read more -
Simplify Your Toothpaste Purchase by Looking for These Ingredients
posted: Jan. 10, 2017.
The American marketplace usually offers us plenty of buying choices — sometimes it seems too many. A case in point: the toothpaste aisle at your local supermarket. It can be a Read more -
That Odd Looking Sore in Your Mouth is No Cause for Alarm
posted: Jan. 02, 2017.
When you visit us for your regular checkup we're examining more than your teeth and gums. We're also checking to see if you're having problems with soft tissues in and Read more -
Chronic Jaw Pain Could be Related to Other Inflammatory Conditions
posted: Jan. 01, 2017.
If you're suffering from jaw pain or impaired function, it may not be the only source of chronic pain in your body. Of the millions of adults with temporomandibular joint Read more -
Stop White Spots Before They Appear While Wearing Braces
posted: Dec. 24, 2016.
Braces can be a long, involved process, but gaining a more attractive smile and better oral health is worth it. Sometimes, though, braces can produce unintended short-term consequences. Brace brackets and Read more -
Avoid Bone Loss around Tooth Roots through Regular Dental Care
posted: Dec. 16, 2016.
Periodontal (gum) disease is a serious matter. Not only can it wreak havoc with your gums, it could also cause bone loss in the jaw that supports your teeth. Gum disease Read more -
4 Tips for Achieving Better Hygiene
posted: Dec. 08, 2016.
You know the basics of great oral hygiene: Brush and floss daily; see your dentist at least twice a year for cleanings and checkups; and watch your diet, especially sweets. While Read more -
What is Sleep Apnea?
posted: Dec. 02, 2016.
Snoring is often nothing more than a loud nuisance shared with your bed partner. However, if your partner begins noticing that your snoring evolves into an especially excessive trait, or Read more -
Correct a Cross-Bite by Widening the Upper Jaw with an Expander
posted: Nov. 30, 2016.
A poor bite (malocclusion) could be more than simply teeth out of alignment. There could be complex causes for the malocclusion, possibly involving the facial bone structure. An example of this Read more -
Start Early with Your Baby's Dental Care
posted: Nov. 22, 2016.
You can't go wrong with an early start caring for your child's teeth and gums. In fact, dental care should begin in earnest when their first tooth appears. You should begin Read more -
An Assortment of Orthodontic Tools helps us Solve Complex Bite Problems
posted: Nov. 14, 2016.
There are an assortment of techniques and treatments in an orthodontist's toolkit, braces being the most common and best known. Of course, there wouldn't be any tools at all if Read more -
Teeth Grinding Could be Causing Your Teeth to be Loose
posted: Nov. 13, 2016.
There are a lot of reasons (including a blow to the mouth) why one of your permanent teeth might become loose. The most common: advanced periodontal (gum) disease that has Read more -
4 Reasons you may want Your Dentist to Whiten Your Teeth
posted: Nov. 05, 2016.
With the advent of home whitening kits, you no longer have to go to the dentist to have your teeth whitened. DIY kits are relatively safe and effective, if you Read more -
Dental Implants Help Maintain Bone Health
posted: Oct. 28, 2016.
You’ve probably heard a lot about dental implants as replacements for missing teeth. So, why are they so popular with both patients and dentists? While other restorations can mimic the Read more -
Extracting Certain Teeth can Boost Orthodontic Effectiveness
posted: Oct. 20, 2016.
We treat most malocclusions (bad bites) with braces or clear aligners. But not all malocclusions are alike — some can require extra procedures to achieve successful results. One such example is Read more -
New Understanding of Bacteria Promises Better Approaches to Oral Care
posted: Oct. 12, 2016.
Mention “bacteria” and people begin looking for the germicide. The truth is, though, only a few strains cause disease — the rest are benign or even play a beneficial role. This Read more
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