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Biannual dental cleanings are generally enough to maintain oral health when the gum and bone tissues supporting the teeth are in good condition. However, if plaque, tartar, or bacteria have accumulated along the gumline, it could mean that periodontal disease has affected the gums and jawbone, which can be detrimental to your oral and overall…

If someone is missing teeth, one of the options for replacing them is dental implants. According to the CDC, one in five adults over 65 have severe tooth loss. Tooth loss may occur due to untreated cavities, gingivitis, and oral trauma. There are numerous benefits to getting implants, although it is not necessarily an option…

Getting a routine dental cleaning at least two times each year protects your teeth against tooth decay and gum disease. These routine appointments also include an examination of the patient’s mouth, looking for developing issues like poor teeth alignment.The American Dental Association recommends getting a routine dental cleaning at least two times each year. This…

Having cavities is one of the main reasons patients seek out the help of their dentist. Although you should go to your dentist regularly, many patients don't take the time for several reasons. However, it is difficult to ignore a cavity. It is not unusual for people to see their dentist because their cavity has…

Individuals who want to repair their smiles may wonder what tooth restoration options are available and which would most suit their needs. Crooked, damaged, or missing teeth can affect the confidence of those who have such dental issues, but a visit to a cosmetic dentist can provide patients with a variety of dental repair choices,…

An implant crown replaces the visible part of a missing tooth, while an implant replaces lost teeth roots. The implant serves as an artificial teeth root, securing the crown in place and helping to keep bone tissues in the jaw healthy. Implants are the only dental prosthetics that prevent the bone tissue deterioration that takes…

If you're getting tooth removal and dentures, don't worry; the procedure is safe and comfortable. Both procedures involve the removal of your diseased teeth and replacing them with new artificial teeth that look and feel very much like your original teeth—sometimes even better! This article will provide you with a basic overview of tooth removal…

A quality oral hygiene routine is crucial to protect your teeth and gums throughout Invisalign® treatment. Dentists recommend keeping a consistent oral care routine, avoiding foods and drinks that may cause stains, and protecting your Invisalign® aligners throughout the duration of Invisalign® treatment.By following the five daily oral hygiene habits below, you can keep your…

No one wants a chipped tooth, but if you have one, you might want to consider dental bonding as the way to fix it. Sure, there are several things you could do to repair a damaged tooth, or you could ignore it altogether, but wouldn’t you rather get your smile back and go on eating,…

Teeth whitening, often known as teeth bleaching, is one of the most cost-effective and minimally invasive treatments to improve your smile. Although the impact diminishes with time, whitening can dramatically improve the appearance of dull and discolored teeth. In-person and on social media, people will often notice your smile before they even know your name.…

Managing sleep apnea is important for your health and well-being. OSA (obstructive sleep apnea) often occurs with snoring. There are many available treatments for this sleeping disorder. Most people find OAT (oral appliance therapy) effective. If you want to know how your dentist can help manage this condition with sleep apnea oral appliance therapy, here…

Metal braces have long been the expected option for correcting misaligned teeth, but the introduction of Invisalign® treatments has many dental patients rethinking the choice. There are many reasons to choose a clear aligner system over metal wires and brackets to achieve a uniform smile and straighter teeth, but the decision is ultimately up to…