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Considering Bone and Gums Critical to Achieving a Better Smile With Implants
Author: Anonymous posted: Apr. 25, 2014.

You may be considering dental implants for a lot of reasons: durability, functionality and imperviousness to decay. But perhaps the winning reason is how they will make you look Read more
Oral Irrigation for Cleaning Between the Teeth
Author: Anonymous posted: Apr. 17, 2014.

Does anyone truly enjoy flossing their teeth? We can’t rule it out — but for most of us, flossing is something we do because we understand how very important Read more
When Could Bridgework Be Preferable to a Dental Implant?
Author: Anonymous posted: Apr. 09, 2014.

When a tooth is lost, it’s important to restore your mouth to its proper function and appearance with a permanent replacement, such as a dental implant or a bridge. Read more
Kids and Sports: Preventing Dental Injury With Mouthguards
Author: Anonymous posted: Apr. 01, 2014.

There's nothing quite like watching your son or daughter compete on the athletic field. It's a mixture of anticipation, pride — and occasionally, anxiety. Despite all the protective gear Read more
Bleeding Gums: A Sign That Something's Amiss
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 24, 2014.

Your gums are red around the margins and bleed whenever you brush or floss but there's minimal to no pain... You: (select the most appropriate answer[s]) are brushing or flossing Read more
Treating Bite Problems Early Could Make Later Treatment Easier or Unnecessary
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 21, 2014.

When most people think of orthodontic treatment, they may think of braces worn during the teenage years. But there are some types of malocclusions (bad bites) that may benefit Read more
Underlying Factors for Gum Disease Require Long-Term Treatment Strategy
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 12, 2014.

You’ve been doing “all the right things” — brushing, flossing, and keeping up regular office cleanings and checkups. But you’re still struggling with gum disease — in fact, you’ve Read more
Top 5 Symptoms of Gum Disease
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 04, 2014.

Do you have gum disease? According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, about half of the adults in America have a mild, moderate or severe form of this Read more
Treating Accessory Root Canals Improves the Chances for a Successful Tooth Recovery
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 24, 2014.

Without a doubt, an effective root canal treatment can extend the life of a tooth for many years. But sometimes even a well-maintained tooth can fall prey to disease Read more
Dealing With Dental Emergencies While Traveling Abroad
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 21, 2014.

Traveling to faraway places is the stuff of daydreams for many people, and even more exciting when the dream comes true. But that excitement could be dampened should you Read more
Immediate Dentures Bridge the Gap Between Tooth Loss and Restoration
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 13, 2014.

Losing all of your teeth can be both physically and emotionally traumatic. Patients in this condition may need a period of transition from this loss to their permanent restoration. Read more
A Link Between Dental Health - And Mental Health?
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 05, 2014.

A substantial amount of research has recently pointed up the connection between oral health and systemic (whole-body) health. But recently, one study went a step further: It seems to Read more
Five Facts About Tooth-Colored Fillings
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 28, 2014.

For decades, dental amalgam — the common “silver” fillings found in the mouths of millions — was the best option for restoring teeth after the removal of decay. This Read more
Confusing Tooth Pain
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 24, 2014.

Is it a root canal problem, a gum infection, or both? Sometimes it's difficult to pinpoint the source of tooth pain; it can result from an infection of the tooth Read more
Restoring Health and Appearance Through Periodontal Plastic Surgery
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 16, 2014.

The “wear and tear” nature of gingival (gum) tissue enables it to readily handle the chewing and biting actions of eating and still perform its most important function: protecting Read more
Take Action Quickly Against the Acute Form of Gingivitis
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 08, 2014.

Periodontal (gum) diseases like gingivitis (inflammation of the gum tissues) can exist in a chronic form for some time, while gradually worsening. But given the right conditions, gingivitis could Read more

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