Summer is the perfect time to play outside. From skateboarding and basketball to baseball and soccer, many of the fun outdoor activities we enjoy can also be quite dangerous without the right protection.
Dental anxiety is not uncommon, but that doesn’t mean it should stop someone from receiving important dental care. If you avoid your appointments, you run the risk of developing gum disease, cavities and tooth loss.
It is important to raise awareness about oral cancer and how routine screenings with your dentist can help in early detection. Learn about common signs of oral cancer and what you can do to prevent it.
Invisalign is a teeth-straightening option that corrects misaligned teeth using clear, comfortable, removable aligners. Learn about the many benefits of Invisalign compared to traditional metal braces.
With cold, winter days behind us and brighter, warmer days ahead, consider brightening your teeth with professional teeth whitening. Learn the benefits of whiter teeth and ways your dentist can help customize a treatment plant that brightens your smile.
Patients are often excited to get their braces on, but just as excited to get them off and reveal their new, beautiful smile. Learn about ways to be proactive during orthodontic treatment and help avoid delays.
Bad oral habits like not brushing enough and poor diet can have lasting effects on your mouth. Whether these habits stem from childhood or developed gradually over time, neglecting your oral health can lead to tooth decay, disease and even tooth loss.
In the past, if you had a cavity, metal amalgam fillings were your only option to repair the damage. Dental fillings have come a long way over the last decade. Today, patients have a more attractive option compared to their obvious, metal counterparts.
It’s that time of the year when people show affection by gifting their loved ones with beautiful flowers and of course—sugary treats. However, not all sugar-filled candies and desserts are equal when it comes to your dental health.
Toothaches are common complaints from patients, but they can also be signs of a more serious oral health concern. This article will discuss common causes of tooth pain and why you should contact your dentist for an appointment as soon as possible.
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