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We'll Help You Maintain Your Oral Health After Gum Disease
posted: Jul. 06, 2018.
It’s been a long road back to oral health for you after periodontal (gum) disease. But after several plaque removal sessions and perhaps even surgical procedures to address deep infection, Read more -
Not All Bacteria are Harmful to Oral Health
posted: Jul. 01, 2018.
Most people associate bacteria with disease and ill health. But the real story about the trillions of microscopic organisms now living in and on your body is a bit more Read more -
Tips for Picture-Perfect Summer Smiles
posted: Jun. 26, 2018.
June is the month when lots of important events happen—like weddings, graduations, and family get-togethers. When the weather turns balmy and the days get longer, it’s the perfect time for Read more -
Keep Alert for this Extreme Form of Gingivitis
posted: Jun. 21, 2018.
It takes only a few days of inadequate oral hygiene for bacterial plaque to trigger the periodontal (gum) disease gingivitis. Though sometimes subtle, there are signs to watch for like Read more -
Show Off Your Best Possible Smile
posted: Jun. 18, 2018.
Cosmetic dentistry has become one of the fastest-growing aspects of the dental industry, and you might be wondering what all the fuss is about. As it turns out, cosmetic dental Read more -
Braces Take Advantage of Teeth's Natural Ability to Move
posted: Jun. 16, 2018.
There are many new and exciting ways now to transform an unattractive smile into one you'll be confident to display. But not all “smile makeover” techniques are new — one Read more -
Watch for these 4 Signs of Gum Disease
posted: Jun. 11, 2018.
Your smile may look healthy, but something quite unhealthy may be going on behind it. Unbeknownst to you, periodontal (gum) disease could even now be damaging tissues and bone that Read more -
Artificial Sweeteners Could Help You Reduce the Risk of Dental Disease
posted: Jun. 06, 2018.
We’re all familiar with “naughty” and “nice” lists for food: “nice” items are beneficial or at least harmless; on the other hand, those on the “naughty” list are not and Read more -
The Type of Tooth Pain You Have Could be Telling You What's Wrong
posted: Jun. 01, 2018.
As with the rest of the body, tooth pain is an indication that something’s wrong. While the exact cause requires a dental exam, the location, quality and duration of the Read more -
Success with Dental Implants Depends on Attention to Detail
posted: May 27, 2018.
Dental implants are all the rage. And why not — not only are these tooth replacements life-like and highly functional, they have an amazing 95% ten-year success rate. Some of that Read more -
Take These Measures to Lower Your Child's Tooth Decay Risk
posted: May 22, 2018.
As a parent you’re always on the lookout for dangers to your toddler’s well-being: sharp corners on furniture, uneven walks or the occasional stomach bug. But a situation could be Read more -
What You Should Know About Veneers for Teenagers
posted: May 17, 2018.
Porcelain veneers are a great way to enhance an unattractive smile. But are they appropriate for teenagers? The answer usually depends on a patient’s current development stage and the type Read more -
Replace Teeth for Better Speech
posted: May 12, 2018.
The month of May has been designated “Better Speech & Hearing Month” by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Why would this be of interest to dental professionals? Because teeth are vital Read more -
Bone Loss at the Roots can Put Your Tooth in Danger of Loss
posted: Apr. 12, 2018.
There’s more to teeth than meets the eye. Hidden beneath the visible crown are the tooth’s roots set within the jawbone, secured and protected by the gums from bacteria and Read more -
Instill Good Dental Habits in Your Child as Early as Possible
posted: Apr. 04, 2018.
Philosopher Will Durant wrote, "…We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit." While that observation could aptly apply to a great deal of Read more -
Common Signs of Sleep Apnea
posted: Apr. 04, 2018.
Snoring can mean a less than desirable night’s sleep for both the snorer and the person who shares their bed but can also be the sign of a bigger problem Read more
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