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Have a Loose Tooth? You'll Need This Two-Phase Treatment to Save It
posted: Sep. 25, 2020.

Although periodontal (gum) disease usually affects your gums first, your teeth may eventually suffer. That’s because the disease can damage both attaching gum tissues and supporting bone.One advanced sign of Read more
Implants Make Dentures More Secure, Comfortable and Bone-Friendly
posted: Sep. 15, 2020.

Even in the 21st Century, losing most or all of your teeth is still an unfortunate possibility. Many in this circumstance turn to dentures, as their great-grandparents did, to restore Read more
3 Ways We Can Improve a Smile Affected by Unformed Teeth
posted: Sep. 05, 2020.

On the way to adulthood, permanent teeth steadily erupt until, if all goes normally, you have a full set of teeth. Sometimes, though, one or more teeth may fail to Read more
Although a Global Problem, Tooth Decay can be Prevented
posted: Aug. 26, 2020.

Other than the common cold, tooth decay is the most prevalent disease in the world. And while a cavity or two may seem like a minor matter, tooth decay’s full Read more
See Your Dentist if You're Having one of These 3 Dental Problems
posted: Aug. 16, 2020.

When things get unpleasant in your mouth, it’s most often related to some underlying cause. In fact, the discomfort you’re feeling is often a call to action to have it Read more
Call the Dentist Immediately If You Have a Loose Tooth
posted: Aug. 06, 2020.

Do you remember when one of your baby teeth began to wiggle? You knew it wouldn't be long before it came out, followed by a little something from the “tooth Read more
Too Much Sugar Can Wreck More Than Your Teeth
posted: Jul. 27, 2020.

You've heard it. Your parents heard it—maybe even your grandparents too. Dentists have been alerting people for more than half a century that high sugar consumption contributes to tooth decay.That Read more
Disclosing Agents Show Plaque You've Missed When Brushing and Flossing
posted: Jul. 17, 2020.

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
Enjoy Your Ice Cream - But Just a Little for Your Dental Health's Sake
posted: Jul. 07, 2020.

If you love ice cream, then you'll get a kick out of this: Your favorite treat has its own month. That's right, July is National Ice Cream Month, when we Read more
Correcting a Poor Bite Improves Dental Health as Well as Smile Appearance
posted: Jun. 27, 2020.

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
Advancing Gum Disease Requires Your Dentist's Intervention
posted: Jun. 17, 2020.

Your gums’ primary role is to protect your teeth and keep them firmly in place. But periodontal (gum) disease can damage your gums to such an extent you could ultimately Read more
That Odd 'Lacy' Mouth Sore is No Cause for Alarm
posted: Jun. 07, 2020.

Looking in the mirror, you probably focus on your teeth and gums—i.e., your smile. Your dentist, though, will take the time to look deeper into your mouth, searching for anything Read more
Keep Your Baby's Fluoride Intake within Moderate Limits
posted: May 28, 2020.

Like many other families, you may use formula instead of breast milk as a safe and healthy alternative to feed your infant. But, if you use a powdered form that Read more
Preserving the Pulp is Priority One with a Newly Erupted Permanent Tooth
posted: May 18, 2020.

The change from primary teeth to permanent is an announcement to the world that a boy or girl is "growing up." "Growing up," though, is still not "grown"—the new teeth Read more
Porcelain Veneers Could Change Your Smile and Your Life!
posted: May 08, 2020.

If you have a less than attractive smile due to some moderate imperfections, dental veneers may be the answer. This relatively inexpensive dental restoration may be the key to transforming Read more
Mouthguards Reduce Risk of Concussion as well as Dental Injuries
posted: Apr. 28, 2020.

Since boxers first began using them a century ago, athletic mouthguards are now standard safety equipment for most contact sports. Without them, dental injuries would skyrocket.But a recent study in Read more

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