Category: Preventive Dentistry

Did you know that with the right steps you can help prevent the onset of gum disease? Millions of Americans experience the uncomfortable symptoms and serious oral health complications of gum disease. Are you wondering, “How do I avoid gum disease?” A preventive approach to dental care can help strengthen your smile and reduce your… Read more »

Have you scheduled a checkup recently? Many people wonder: “Do I need a checkup?” After all, if you brush and floss regularly, isn’t that enough? Actually, a checkup can help a patient avoid a number of common oral health problems and identify others early in their development.

When was the last time you brought your little one to the dentist’s office? In order to avoid tooth decay, gingivitis, and other oral health issues, children need to see the dentist. We offer a caring and safe approach to children’s dentistry. Do you have any questions about pediatric dentistry?

What do you know about gum disease? Also known as periodontal disease, this disorder can lead to a number of serious negative impacts on your smile. Fortunately, with the right steps you can reduce your risk and help prevent the issue altogether. Let’s look at five facts about gum disease.

Cavities are a widespread problem that affects the comfort, health, and eventually even the appearance of our smiles. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of developing tooth decay. From preventive treatments to routine maintenance, find out how you can avoid tooth decay.

Patients of all ages benefit from regular visits to the dentist for exams and dental cleanings. Why do we need checkups and cleanings? What may seem like minor procedures can actually strengthen your smile’s defenses against tooth decay and gum disease. With regular visits you can improve the health and beauty of your smile.

Preventive dentistry refers to any procedure or treatment designed to protect your smile against common oral health problems. Do you need preventive dentistry? Anyone who wants to obtain a healthy and attractive smile can benefit from prevention.

Do you notice a clicking or popping sensation in your jaw? Are you wondering: “Why does my jaw pop?” You may be one of the over ten million people who suffer from TMJ disorder, or TMD. A serious oral health disorder, without treatment TMD can eventually make opening and closing your mouth difficult.

How often do you have your teeth cleaned? Many people assume a cleaning is a minor treatment and not essential for maintaining good oral health. However, this routine preventive treatment can actually safeguard your smile against a number of serious oral health concerns. We’re looking at five reasons to have your teeth cleaned.