As time goes on, your smile can take one minor streaks and stains that become more significant. By taking a look at recent photographs, you can compare how your smile’s shade currently appears to the past. While your smile may be otherwise completely healthy, a yellow tint can cause others to question your oral health…. Read more »
When you adopt a preventive attitude toward your oral care, you can maintain a robust smile protected against decay and disease. While focusing on your teeth is vital to this goal, you must also monitor the health of your gums to ensure the stable connection that holds your smile together. The same habits you practice… Read more »
Have you been thinking about correcting the position of your teeth? If your smile is not as straight as you would like it to be, we offer orthodontic treatments to help align your bite and provide a more uniform appearance. While most teens and adults alike may focus on the cosmetic benefits of orthodontic correction,… Read more »
When you adopt a preventive attitude towards your oral health, your hygiene protects your gums in addition to your teeth. This is because the same plaque and tartar that cause cavities can infect your gingival tissue as well. When you neglect to regularly brush and floss, you can develop an infection that destroys this vital… Read more »
Problems with your smile are often unexpected. You could wake up with a serious toothache or learn that you have a cavity at your dental checkup. Sometimes physical trauma can injure or even knock out one of your teeth. When damage occurs to the surface of a tooth, it is vital to have it inspected… Read more »
When taking care of your oral health, it is important to focus on your gum tissues as well as your teeth. Your gums provide the vital seal that holds your teeth in place and prevents bacteria from harming your jaw. When these tissues erode, you can begin to lose the stability of your smile and… Read more »
When you wake up with a serious toothache, you should let us know right away. If the pain will not subside on its own after a day, it could indicate an infection of the inner pulp chamber. This can occur when oral bacteria enter through a break in the enamel surface layer from physical injury… Read more »
The goal of oral hygiene is to preserve a healthy smile by preventing tooth decay and gum disease. When you stay on top of your daily brushing and flossing habits, you regularly remove plaque deposits that contribute to both smile threats. While these daily practices are critical to preventing decay, you may still experience a… Read more »
Maintaining a healthy smile is a priority that begins as soon as your first tooth appears! By introducing your children to regular dental visits, they learn the importance of caring for their teeth while becoming comfortable receiving professional treatment. When you choose a dental provider that offers a welcoming environment for kids, you help set… Read more »
Are your teeth as bright as you would like them to be? If stains or discoloration have begun to build on their surface, it can rob you of enjoying showing off your smile. While somewhat common, blemishes can cause quite a distraction when socializing and take their toll on your pride in your appearance. Avoiding… Read more »
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