When you head into the dentist's office for an appointment you will meet quite a few people. You’ll be greeted by our receptionists, get your teeth cleaned by one of our dental hygienists, and meet our dentists and their assistants during exams and procedures. Every...
Dental abscesses are pockets of pus that develop because of infections inside a tooth or under the gums. Unfortunately, dental abscesses will not go away on their own and this is part of what makes them dangerous. The abscess will need to be drained and...
Dental bridges are one of the best options for replacing missing teeth. A dental bridge can replace one or more missing teeth in a row, as long as there are healthy teeth on either side of the gap. They can restore full function and fill...
Our teeth do a lot more than help us chew our food—they help us smile and speak as well! Replacing your missing teeth can restore functionality and allow you to reach for more of those crunchy, healthy foods. It can also help you build more...
Maybe you hate the taste of toothpaste. Perhaps your kid fights you every time you try to get their teeth brushed. Or maybe you’re worried about all the strange ingredients. Perhaps you’ve been putting off getting to the store, and you’re all out of toothpaste....
If you’ve just moved to a new area, there’s a lot to do. But finding a new dentist doesn't have to be difficult. Knowing what to look for can help make your decision much easier. Making sure to check all your boxes can alleviate any...
Whitening your teeth can boost your confidence. However, professional teeth whitening treatments are not right for everyone. Your age, dental or medical history, and current state of health can all factor into the decision. Here’s how to decide if professional teeth whitening is right for...
Your general health and your oral health are closely connected. And if you have a chronic health condition like heart disease or diabetes, you also have a higher risk of gum disease. Not only does diabetes increase your risk of oral health issues, having gum disease...
Teeth grinding, medically known as bruxism, is the act of habitually grinding or clenching your teeth together. It usually happens during sleep or times of stress, and most people don’t realize they’re doing it. However, teeth grinding causes massive damage to your oral health, and it...
Jaw pain makes it difficult to perform normal activities like talking and chewing. It’s not only uncomfortable, it can disrupt your daily life. Many things can cause jaw pain, from tooth decay to migraines. Finding out the underlying cause can help you get the treatment...