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4 Ways to Enjoy Holiday Snacking and Still Keep Your Teeth Healthy
posted: Dec. 09, 2019.
‘Tis the season to be merry—and with plenty of edible goodies! During the holidays, families fill their homes with all sorts of delectable treats for friends and loved ones. But Read more -
Don't Worry About Dental Amalgam: It's Safe for Treating Cavities
posted: Dec. 04, 2019.
Dental amalgam—also known as “silver fillings”—has been used for nearly a hundred years to treat cavities. There are several reasons why this mixture of metals has been the go-to material Read more -
3 Ways Your Dental Hygienist Improves Your Oral Health
posted: Nov. 29, 2019.
You may think an office cleaning is mainly cosmetic — giving your teeth that polished look and you that pleasant, “squeaky clean” feeling. But your dental hygienist is doing more Read more -
Immediate Dentures Provide You With Teeth While Your Gums Heal
posted: Nov. 24, 2019.
You probably can’t remember a time without your teeth — and can’t imagine life without them. But now it’s a reality: one by one your teeth have become casualties in Read more -
Smoking Could Increase Your Gum Disease Risk
posted: Nov. 19, 2019.
Although periodontal (gum) disease starts with the gums, the teeth may ultimately suffer. An infection can damage the gum attachment and supporting bone to the point that an affected tooth Read more -
A Bonded Retainer Might be a Better Choice After Braces
posted: Nov. 14, 2019.
The braces are finally off! But to keep your new, straighter smile you'll need to wear a retainer for some time. That's because the same structural mechanism used to move Read more -
Seek Coordinated Treatment If You Have Both TMD and Fibromyalgia
posted: Nov. 09, 2019.
Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that produces widespread pain and stiffness in the muscles and joints. The pain, muscle spasms and tingling it causes can disrupt sleep, alter moods and Read more -
More Than Indigestion: How Acid Reflux Could Harm Your Teeth
posted: Nov. 04, 2019.
Your stomach is just one big processing plant: Incoming food is broken down into individual nutrients that are then absorbed into the body. The main food "de-constructor" for this process Read more -
We can Minimize Discomfort from Canker Sores with a few Basic Treatments
posted: Oct. 30, 2019.
They seemingly pop up out of the blue inside your mouth: tiny sores that are sometimes painful — and always annoying. Then, in about a week to ten days these Read more -
The Risk for Gum Disease Increases While Wearing Braces
posted: Oct. 25, 2019.
Your child has had braces for a few months and making good progress with correcting a poor bite (malocclusion), but you’ve also noticed something else: his gums are becoming red Read more -
Could A Dental Checkup Save Your Life?
posted: Oct. 20, 2019.
Most everyone knows that going to see your dentist for regular checkups and cleanings can help save your smile — but did you ever stop to think that it just Read more -
Bone Loss Could be the Reason for Your Loose Dentures
posted: Oct. 15, 2019.
When you first received your removable dentures the fit was firm and comfortable. Lately, though, they’ve become loose, making it difficult to eat or speak without slippage.The problem may not Read more -
Correcting a Poor Bite Improves Dental Health as Well as Smile Appearance
posted: Oct. 10, 2019.
Overbites, underbites, crossbites—these are just a few of the possible malocclusions (poor bites) you or a family member might be experiencing. But no matter which one, any malocclusion can cause Read more -
Celebrate World Smile Day With More Attractive Teeth
posted: Oct. 05, 2019.
The smiley face: It’s been around forever. Except it hasn’t—someone created it. No, not Forrest Gump (but good guess!), but graphic artist Harvey Ball in 1963 to help boost employee Read more -
Why the Treatment Model for Your Jaw Joint Disorder Matters
posted: Sep. 30, 2019.
Your temporomandibular joints (TMJ), located where your lower jaw meets the skull, play an essential role in nearly every mouth function. It’s nearly impossible to eat or speak without them.Likewise, Read more -
Not All Bacteria are Harmful to Oral Health
posted: Sep. 25, 2019.
Most people associate bacteria with disease and ill health. But the real story about the trillions of microscopic organisms now living in and on your body is a bit more Read more
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