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Don't Delay Treatment of Gum Disease
Author: Anonymous posted: Oct. 17, 2015.

Periodontal (gum) disease is a bacterial infection, which if left untreated could cause gum recession, bone loss and eventually tooth loss. Caused mainly by plaque left on tooth surfaces Read more
Advances in Porcelain Veneers Improve Both Strength and Appearance
Author: Anonymous posted: Oct. 09, 2015.

One of the best restorative options for slightly deformed, misaligned or stained teeth is a porcelain veneer. Composed of thin, laminated layers of dental material, the veneer is bonded Read more
5 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Risk for Tooth Decay
Author: Anonymous posted: Oct. 01, 2015.

Among our most common diseases, tooth decay can be a big problem at any age: in the U.S., one in four children 5 and under has some form of Read more
Periodontal Surgery may be Needed to Halt Gum Disease and Encourage Healing
Author: Anonymous posted: Sep. 23, 2015.

There’s only one way to effectively halt the progressive damage of periodontal (gum) disease — completely remove the bacterial plaque and hardened deposits (calculus) from above and below the Read more
You may need a Periodontist to Fully Treat Your Gum Disease
Author: Anonymous posted: Sep. 15, 2015.

In the fight against dental disease and other conditions your general dentist is your first line of defense for prevention strategies and treatment. Sometimes, however, your condition may require Read more
Sleeping in Dentures: Don't Do It!
Author: Anonymous posted: Sep. 07, 2015.

Maybe you don’t like to be without teeth — ever. Or maybe you get a little forgetful sometimes. Whatever the reason, if you’re wearing your dentures to bed at Read more
Crown Lengthening Opens up New Teeth Restoration Possibilities
Author: Anonymous posted: Sep. 06, 2015.

A crown — a life-like “cap” made of dental porcelain that permanently covers an existing tooth — is an effective way to restore a still-viable decayed or broken tooth’s Read more
Brushing and Flossing Hard to Do? Consider Your 'Power' Options
Author: Anonymous posted: Aug. 29, 2015.

Brushing and flossing are foundational to good oral health and an essential part of daily life. Practicing both these habits removes most disease-causing bacterial plaque from tooth and gum Read more
Test Out Your Future Look With a 'Trial Smile'
Author: Anonymous posted: Aug. 21, 2015.

Achieving a more attractive smile is often a big investment. And, like other big investments, it’s always advantageous to have the opportunity to “try it out” beforehand — especially Read more
Inform Your Dentist if You're Taking Blood Thinners
Author: Anonymous posted: Aug. 13, 2015.

Dental work isn’t performed in a vacuum — the state of your general health can have an impact on procedures and vice-versa. This is especially true if you’re taking Read more
A Healthy Diet Could Lower Your Risk of Oral Cancer
Author: Anonymous posted: Aug. 05, 2015.

Good nutrition is vital for maintaining health and preventing disease, especially for your mouth. A diet rich in whole foods — fresh fruits and vegetables, protein and dairy products Read more
Clicking Jaw: When Should You Be Concerned?
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 28, 2015.

Have you noticed a clicking, popping, or grating sound when you open or close your jaw? As many as 36 million U.S. adults experience this phenomenon in one or Read more
Taking the Dread Out of Dental Visits
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 20, 2015.

We always look forward to seeing our patients, but not all of you look forward to seeing us! If you’re one of them, don’t worry — we don’t take Read more
Treating Gum Abscesses and the Underlying Gum Disease
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 19, 2015.

If you have periodontal (gum) disease, you’ve no doubt experienced red and swollen gums. If, however, you notice an especially inflamed area next to a tooth, you may have Read more
Teeth Whitening: Know Your Options
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 11, 2015.

There are many reasons why teeth may need a whitening treatment to achieve an appealing brightness: what we eat and drink, natural aging, genetics, and the lack of dedication Read more
Cleaning Around Implants Crucial to Protecting Them from Loss
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 03, 2015.

Unlike the natural tooth it replaces, a dental implant is impervious to decay. But don’t think that means you can relax your oral hygiene habits — even though the Read more

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