Whether you’re getting married, starting a new job, or meeting old friends, you must celebrate it with your best smile. Did you know a dentist can help? Yes, and in a number of ways too! Professional Whitening Since teeth are porous, with time, substances present in food,...
Many people skip out on dental appointments thinking all is well with their teeth if there is no pain and they brush and floss every day. Seeing your dentist for regular checkups twice a year is important for your oral and overall health. Read on...
Tooth decay and gum disease are the most common reason for tooth loss. With age, the risk of tooth decay, as well as gum disease, increases. Many older people have root cavities. Unlike tooth cavities in the visible part of the tooth, root cavities occur below the...
While you must visit your dentist every six months to a year, you need a good daily routine to keep your pearly whites in good shape. Here are 5 tips that can help you maintain excellent oral health. Update your dental equipment If your current toothbrush has...
Many people do not know how your tongue can give you important information about your oral and overall health. What your tongue looks like can reveal a great deal about what’s going on in your body. White Covering on the Tongue A white, cottage cheese-like covering on your...
Everyone has the right to a smile they can be proud of. Many of us weren’t born with naturally perfect teeth and/or smile. Fortunately, cosmetic dentistry and veneers can make it possible for anyone to achieve the smile of their dreams. Dental veneers can improve your...
Prevention is always better than cure. Protecting your dental health is the best way of retaining your pearly whites. Preventing dental problems, like gum inflammation and tooth decay, is not only important but also easy. Your dentist can provide the highest level of care required...
Did you know a large percentage of people grind their teeth at night? Bruxism, commonly referred to as teeth grinding, is a disorder that can cause severe damage to your jaw joint, teeth, and chewing muscles. Grinding your teeth can also change your daily facial...
If sipping your morning coffee or an icy drink makes you groan in pain, you are suffering from tooth sensitivity. Sometimes sweets or sour foods may also cause pain. If you are experiencing tooth sensitivity, it’s time to talk to an expert — your dentist! What...
A large number of people have lost at least one tooth by the time they are a senior. Some people think of it as only a cosmetic issue. But few know that a missing tooth can result in several other mild to severe health issues,...
