Straight, evenly aligned teeth do more than just look better than crooked teeth; they also have a better chance of staying strong and healthy for life. Crooked teeth don’t meet each other squarely when you bite down, and that imbalance can lead to a host of bite problems and oral…
Given how often it occurs, it’s natural to assume that tooth loss is something you’ll have to deal with at some point in your life. The truth, though, is that tooth loss isn’t something that’s destined to happen. In fact, the most common causes of tooth loss are preventable, and…
Most people realize that the cornerstone of their good dental health lies in how well they practice dental hygiene at home. However, consistency is just as important quality. No matter how effective your brushing and flossing routine is, it will only work if you do it at least twice every…
If you stick to your dentist’s recommendations, then you should attend a dental checkup and cleaning appointment at least twice a year. However, many patients don’t stick to that schedule as consistently as they should, and in many ways, that’s why common, easily preventable dental issues are so prevalent. For…
Teeth-whitening is one of the most popular and successful cosmetic dental treatments today. It’s popular because it’s the most convenient way to erase common teeth stains, which affect nearly everyone at some point in their lives. It’s successful because the whitening solution is as strong as it is safe, and…
One of the biggest reasons why tooth-colored fillings have become so popular is because they offer a more cosmetically pleasing solution to treating cavities. Not only do they stop your cavity and alleviate your toothache, but they also blend in with your tooth in a way that metal fillings never…
Gum disease is one of the most common dental health issues, which can make some patients believe it’s inevitable. However, despite the fact that it’s common, it’s highly preventable. Even if you develop gum disease and can’t cure it, you can control to prevent more serious complications from developing (including…
Patients who suffer chronic jaw pain, headaches, earaches, and more can often attribute their symptoms to some form of TMJ disorder. The dysfunction, which is named after the two large joints that control your jaw movement (TMJs), can lead to a host of symptoms that differ from patient to patient….
While everyone’s smile is unique, there are some dental issues that are common for everyone. For instance, everyone can experience teeth stains even if they keep their smiles healthy, and everyone could get a cavity if they slip even once in their dental hygiene and preventive care routines. Fortunately, everyone…
Most patients who lose teeth don’t hesitate for too long to replace them. With the advanced state of modern dental prostheses, including the highly lifelike porcelain that they’re often made of, patients can rebuild their smiles and, for the most part, forget that they lost one or more teeth. However,…
