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Root Canal Therapy Might Just Save Your Tooth!
posted: May 03, 2019.
May is National Save Your Tooth Month, and tooth decay is a leading cause of lost teeth. It all begins with oral bacteria growing rapidly in built-up deposits of dental Read more -
Lasers are Making an Impact in Treating Gum Disease
posted: Apr 28, 2019.
Periodontal (gum) disease is potentially devastating to your teeth, gums and bone. To fight it we have to remove the substance that causes and sustains the disease from all oral Read more -
Lasers Beginning to Change Some Root Canal Procedures
posted: Apr 23, 2019.
As in other parts of medicine, lasers are beginning to change the way we provide dental care. More and more dentists are using lasers to make earlier diagnoses of dental Read more -
Gingivitis Could Become a More Serious Form of Gum Disease
posted: Apr 18, 2019.
People with poor hygiene habits can develop a chronic form of periodontal (gum) disease known as gingivitis. Characterized by inflamed and bleeding gums, gingivitis is caused by an infection triggered Read more -
Early Orthodontic Techniques Could Stop Growing Bite Problems
posted: Apr 13, 2019.
The longer many health problems go on, the worse they become. Treating them as early as possible could stop or slow their development.That holds true for poor bites: while we Read more -
The 3 Top Ingredients That Make Your Toothpaste a Super Plaque Buster
posted: Apr 08, 2019.
Human beings have known for millennia the importance of keeping teeth clean. Although we've only come to more fully understand dental plaque's role in dental disease in the last century, Read more -
Stress and Nighttime Teeth Grinding
posted: Apr 03, 2019.
April is National Stress Awareness Month. But what does stress have to do with dentistry? According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, if you have a Type A personality Read more -
Even with Mercury, Dental Amalgam is a Safe Choice for Tooth Filling
posted: Mar 29, 2019.
One of the top concerns in public health today is exposure to the metallic element mercury within the environment. At abnormal levels, mercury can have a toxic effect on our Read more -
Saliva Performs Many Functions for Both Oral and General Health
posted: Mar 24, 2019.
While oral hygiene, a nutritious diet and regular dental visits are all crucial to long-term oral health, these efforts complement what your body already does to keep your mouth healthy. Read more -
Consider These Tips to Reduce Your Dental Visit Anxiety
posted: Mar 19, 2019.
Although we’ve made great strides over the last century making dental visits more pleasant and comfortable, many people still feel a little apprehension about them at one time or another. Read more -
Eat the Right Kind of Carbs to Protect Yourself from Gum Disease
posted: Mar 14, 2019.
In the quest for the ideal diet, people often stress over one particular food group: carbohydrates. And for good reason—some carbohydrates have been linked to chronic inflammation, a contributing factor Read more -
Before we Extract That Problem Tooth, Let's Consider Saving it
posted: Mar 09, 2019.
Even though an implant is now as close to life-like as modern dentistry can produce, it won’t surpass the function of your own natural tooth. That’s not to say implants Read more -
4 Common-Sense Tactics to Lower Tooth Decay Risk Between Dental Visits
posted: Mar 04, 2019.
If your dentist found tooth decay on your last visit, you might have been surprised. But tooth decay doesn't occur suddenly—it's a process that takes time to unfold.It begins with Read more -
Don't Put Off Getting Treatment for Your Sensitive Teeth
posted: Feb 27, 2019.
While out with friends one evening, you take a bite of ice cream. Suddenly, pain shoots through your teeth. It only lasts a second, but it's enough to ruin your Read more -
Implant-based Overdentures may be a Better Long-Term Fit Option
posted: Feb 22, 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 -
Limit Sugar in Your Diet for Better Oral and General Health
posted: Feb 17, 2019.
Even after decades emphasizing oral hygiene and supplemental fluoride to fight dental disease, we’re now seeing an increase in tooth decay, especially among children. What’s causing this alarming trend?Many in Read more
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