Do you know the important differences between full and partial dentures? Our team is happy to review both versions for optimal tooth replacement to help you better understand how they can restore your smile. Below we will review the main types of dentures, which are full and partial dentures, and the benefits they have to offer. Dentures replace missing teeth... read more »
October is here and fall has officially begun, bringing with it Breast Cancer Awareness Month as well as National Dental Hygiene Month. This is a time to raise awareness for both and help to prevent problems by monitoring your health and being mindful of your lifestyle choices. Whether you are fighting cancer or dental problems, catching problems in their early... read more »
If you have ever lost a tooth, you might have more than just a gap between your teeth. If a lost tooth is not replaced, the bone in the jaw that supported the lost tooth starts to deteriorate. That’s because when you chew your food, there’s no more stimulation to the bone from the missing tooth’s chewing action. Over time,... read more »
When it comes to protecting your teeth, your first line of defense against tooth decay and cavities is tooth enamel, as it is the outermost covering that protects the more vulnerable dentin and tooth pulp below. Your enamel comes equipped for the job as the hardest substance in your body. However, because it doesn’t have living cells it can’t grow... read more »
When you come in for dental exams and we have cleaned your teeth and gum line and removed any hardened plaque, our dentist can look at them for any signs of trouble, such as cavities, loose or broken teeth, damaged fillings, and evaluate your risk rate of certain diseases which might also take into account your family history. We will... read more »
Are you tired of being told you snore? Do you know why you are snoring? Snoring is often the primary symptom of obstructive sleep apnea and needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Snoring is restricting your air flow, and it could be causing you serious problems for your overall health in your future. Our dentistss understand the dangers... read more »
Sports injuries and accidental falls in the home can sometimes impact the mouth with such force that it knocks out a tooth. In some of these cases the tooth remains whole. If it is kept alive, it might be possible for it to be implanted back into its original socket in the gums. For this to be a viable course... read more »
Flossing should not be ignored in our oral hygiene routine. Unfortunately, many people overlook flossing every day, which can lead to severe problems such as cavities and gum disease. Plaque and bacteria that have been wedged between the teeth or along the gumline can seep into your gums. That is why flossing each day is essential to a healthy smile.... read more »
The essential function of your mouth relies on the smooth and comfortable function of the temporomandibular joints that hinge your jaw. As time goes by certain lifestyle factors can influence the health and function of these complex joints. This could be related to a past dislocation of a temporomandibular joint, a broken jaw, chronic tension from bruxism or the chronic... read more »
If you struggle with tooth sensitivity, we have good news. The dental field offers a wide variety of treatments for tooth sensitivity to help reduce your discomfort. We can help you identify the source of tooth sensitivity, and we provide a review of five tooth sensitivity treatments: - Desensitizing toothpaste: Toothpaste that reduces tooth sensitivity does so by using a... read more »
