There are many different ways to prevent tooth enamel erosion and one of them is to watch what kinds of substances you expose your teeth to. Take a look at our blog post for some foods and drinks that cause enamel erosion and should be consumed with caution.
Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a common condition caused by the presence of excessive plaque and tartar on the teeth. While gum disease is easy to treat if caught early, it could lead to more serious problems if allowed to progress. Check out our blog post to find out if gum disease can lead to something as serious as oral cancer.
Dental crowns are an incredibly versatile restorative treatment that can transform your smile and restore your oral health. If you currently have a crown or need one, it’s essential to understand the ins and outs of crowns so that you can continue to properly care for your smile. Read our blog post to learn more about dental crowns!
Your child will have many dental milestones. Though you should be prepared for many of them, being prepared for their first dental visit may be the most important. Check out our blog post for a look at three proven ways to prepare your child for their first visit to the dentist.
If you are experiencing tooth pain, you may be dreading the idea of maybe needing a root canal. Fear not! A root canal is not as bad as you may have heard. Check out our blog post where we look at three common myths regarding root canal therapy.
As with any other type of medical issue, it’s not always easy to tell when a situation requires immediate care, when you can wait for a more convenient time to take care of the issue, and when the problem can be treated at home. Take a look at our blog post to find out what is considered a dental emergency.
Artificial teeth offer many perks if you need tooth replacement. However, whether you lost your natural teeth to disease or injury, you still must pay attention to your oral hygiene routine when you have artificial teeth, including dentures. Read our blog post to find out how often you should clean and replace dentures.
When your gums recede, your teeth look longer. The sensitive tooth roots underneath get exposed, too. Gum recession can happen slowly, but once you’re diagnosed, can cosmetic dentistry fix receding gums? Read our blog post for answers.
Do you regularly experience jaw pain, headaches, or popping and clicking when you open your mouth? These symptoms may be a sign that there’s an issue with your temporomandibular joints (TMJ). Read our blog post to learn about TMD to help determine if you need treatment.
Dental care can be expensive, which is why many people rely on dental insurance. What if you don’t have dental insurance? Our practice is proud to offer an in-house savers plan! Read our blog post for all the details!