Children’s Dental Health Month takes place in the month of February. Tooth decay is one of the most troubling health concerns of childhood. Thankfully cavities, also known as caries, are a preventable concern. There’s more to maintaining exceptional oral health than just keeping a beautiful smile. Children with poor oral health are prone to missing … Continued
Learn More: Children’s Dental Health MonthDental implants are a highly successful, safe and permanent solution to missing teeth. However, like most dental procedures, there is always the risk of implant failure. While only around 5% of dental implant procedures fail due to various factors such as infection and poor placement, it’s important to know the causes and how you can … Continued
Learn More: How to Prevent Dental Implant FailureDid you know that drinking alcohol can affect your oral health? Chances are, you probably don’t think about your oral health when you drink alcohol. But, it is important to remember that alcohol is one more thing that can affect your teeth and gums. While this does not necessarily mean that you should stop drinking … Continued
Learn More: Alcohol & Your Oral Health: What You Need to KnowImagine this: it’s 2022 and you’re looking at your new smile in the mirror. You can’t believe how great it looks- whiter, brighter, straighter-everything you’ve always wanted your smile to be. If you want to be able to enjoy this new smile for a lifetime then now is the time to start exploring what cosmetic … Continued
Learn More: Start 2022 Off with a SmileHave you ever heard of a gumline cavity? Chances are you may not have, since they make up a very small percentage of cavities. Gum line cavities are a type of dental cavity that is found near or below the gum line. They’re more common than many people think, and can be dangerous if they’re … Continued
Learn More: What is a Gumline Cavity?Gum recession is a problem that many people suffer from. It can make your teeth appear longer than normal, and it can also cause tooth sensitivity in some cases. Not to mention the fact that gum recession can be bad for your oral health. The good news is that there are treatments for gum recession … Continued
Learn More: Do Receding Gums Grow Back?When it comes to dental emergencies, they can happen at any time and for a variety of reasons. It is important that you know what to do when one happens so that you can take the appropriate action. In this blog post, we will discuss 5 common dental emergencies and what steps you should take … Continued
Learn More: 5 Common Dental Emergencies (and What to Do)Once all your permanent teeth have erupted, they are the only teeth you will have for the rest of your life. Unfortunately this means that if they become damaged, decayed, or lost, then you will need to find a way to repair or replace them. Oral hygiene like brushing and flossing are important to prevent … Continued
Learn More: Reasons to Wear a MouthguardDo you wake up with tooth pain? If so, it is important to understand the reason for your morning discomfort. There are many reasons why teeth can hurt in the morning. Here we will discuss seven of the most common causes: bruxism, sinusitis, TMJ disorder, cavities, gum disease, impacted tooth or a tooth abscess. Bruxism … Continued
Learn More: 7 Reasons of Tooth Pain in the MorningAre your gums inflamed, bleeding, or receding? If so, you could be suffering from gum disease. Severe gum disease can lead to health complications, like heart attacks and strokes. The best way to avoid this dangerous condition is by taking care of your oral health with regular oral hygiene. Another way to decrease your risk … Continued
Learn More: Improve Your Gum Health with ProbioticsRoot canals tend to get a bad rep, even though they are effective restorative treatments. A root canal is a dental procedure that removes infected and decayed tissue from the inside of the tooth and within the tooth roots. Here are 3 things you need to know about root canals: 1) Pain is caused by … Continued
Learn More: 3 Things to Know About Root CanalsIt’s time to brush up on dental cleanings, and we’re here to help. That’s right- it’s National Dental Hygiene Month in October! This means you have the chance to learn more about oral hygiene from a professional dentist in your area. Dentist or not, there are some things you should know for sure about this … Continued
Learn More: Time to Brush Up on Teeth Cleanings
