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4 Reasons Why You May Need to See a Periodontist for Your Gum Disease
posted: May 14, 2019.

After treating you for periodontal (gum) disease for some time, we may suggest you see a periodontist, a specialist in gum conditions and diseases. There are a number of reasons Read more
Here's How You Can Protect Your Child's Teeth from Tooth Decay
posted: May 04, 2019.

While dental diseases tend to be a greater concern as we get older, they also pose a potential threat to children. A particular type of tooth decay called early childhood Read more
The Dangers of DIY Braces
posted: Apr 24, 2019.

Let’s say you’ve always wanted to have straighter teeth, and you’re wondering if it’s time to seek help from a dentist or orthodontist. So you search online and find a Read more
4 Signs Your Child May Have a Poor Bite
posted: Apr 14, 2019.

Although tooth decay is a major problem to watch for in your child’s teeth, it isn’t the only one. As their teeth transition from primary (“baby”) to permanent, you should Read more
Why Dental Visits are a Smart Idea - Even on a Limited Budget
posted: Apr 04, 2019.

Facing extensive dental treatment can be stressful—and even more so when you realize what it will cost. It’s a hard fact of life, but some dental work can be expensive.The Read more
Help Your Child Develop Good Oral Habits and Avoid Bad Ones
posted: Mar 25, 2019.

We all have habits: things we do every day often without consciously thinking. Some of them are good; some not so much. And many of them took root in childhood.That's Read more
3 Ways to Stop or Reduce Painful Tooth Sensitivity
posted: Mar 15, 2019.

Tooth sensitivity can be disheartening: you’re always on your guard with what you eat or drink, and perhaps you’ve even given up on favorite foods or beverages.The most common cause Read more
Keep an Eye on the Jaw Bone After a Teenager's Tooth Loss
posted: Mar 05, 2019.

Accidents happen, especially to teenagers involved with sports or similar activities. In an instant they can lose one or more teeth and permanently alter their smile.Fortunately we can restore a Read more
Reducing Tooth Sensitivity will Depend on the Cause
posted: Feb 23, 2019.

If you're one of over 30% of Americans who wince in pain when eating and drinking certain foods and beverages, you may have tooth sensitivity. Although there are a number Read more
Cone Beam X-Rays can Improve Outcomes in Many Dental Situations
posted: Feb 13, 2019.

For decades, dental x-rays have helped us accurately diagnose and treat a wide array of dental diseases and conditions. But even with recent advances in digital imaging, the traditional x-ray Read more
Metal Dental Amalgam: Still a Safe and Effective Tooth Filling
posted: Feb 03, 2019.

With all the new tooth-colored fillings for cavities, it's easy to overlook metal amalgam. While this mainstay of dental care for over a century might not be as attractive as Read more
Crowns Could be the 'Smile' Solution for Some Unattractive Teeth
posted: Jan 24, 2019.

While dental implants have become the most popular restoration among both dentists and patients, it’s primarily a tooth replacement — either for a missing tooth or a tooth beyond repair Read more
Cracked Mouth Corners can be Irritating - Here's How to Treat Them
posted: Jan 14, 2019.

As dentists, we often see other mouth problems besides those with teeth and gums. One of the most common is cracking around the corners of the mouth. Although usually not Read more
Implant-based Overdentures may be a Better Long-Term Fit Option
posted: Jan 04, 2019.

Although dental disease prevention has made great strides over the last century, tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease continue to pose a major health threat. People who’ve lost all of Read more
Five Facts about Bacteria
posted: Dec 25, 2018.

Bacteria are bad… right? They can cause diseases like pneumonia, strep throat, and tooth decay. They are the reason we wash our hands with soap (or antibacterial gels) and cook Read more
Disclosing Agents Show Plaque You've Missed When Brushing and Flossing
posted: Dec 15, 2018.

Removing plaque, a bacterial film that builds up on teeth, daily is crucial in preventing dental disease, but is your brushing and flossing making enough of a difference?Plaque forms every Read more

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