Children have “baby” teeth up to a certain age, which fall off and eventually get replaced by permanent teeth. Because of this, parents may think that dental care for children isn’t important since they fall out anyway. But, even if your child’s teeth are not yet permanent, they still need to be taken care of properly, even as early as... read more »

Toothaches can be painful and annoying, but gum problems are no different. Severe gum problems can affect the nerves, bones and tissues around your mouth and cause pain and bad breath. Fortunately, there are five things you can do to prevent gum issues. 1: The Buildup of Plaque in Your Teeth Plaque is the yellowish film of bacteria that forms... read more »

Did you know that approximately 75 percent of children and nearly 100 percent of adults suffer from tooth decay at some point in their lives? Left untreated, they end up with missing or decaying teeth. Thankfully, dental implants can help restore the comfort and convenience they’ve been missing. Dental implants have provided a world of benefits to dental patients, but some... read more »

Everybody dreams of having healthy teeth and an overall gorgeous smile. Who wouldn’t want that when a great smile can make you more confident and even help get you better opportunities? With all the benefits of a beautiful smile, it’s not surprising that many people are thinking of improving theirs through dental implants. Dental implants are an excellent option for people... read more »

The crown is the surface of the tooth covered with enamel. If this surface becomes fractured, chipped or broken, either by dental disease or accident, then your tooth will need a dental crown to save the rest of the tooth and prevent further damage. But what exactly is a dental crown and how does it work to save your tooth?... read more »

One unfortunate thing that happens to our bodies when aging is bone loss. While bone loss is often observed in conditions like osteoporosis, which affects the spine, bone loss can also be experienced in the jaw negatively impacting the teeth. What Is Jawbone Loss? People aren’t often aware of this, but the human body is constantly rebuilding itself. In bones,... read more »

Have you had a successful dental crown installation with your dentist? Then it’s a great day to celebrate because your teeth are now stronger! Crowns create an extra layer over the natural structure of your teeth, adding support and stability. A quality crown allows you to eat your favorite foods without worry. It also gives you more confidence to show... read more »

Did you know that children’s gums are vulnerable to disease like gingivitis when they do not pay close attention to their daily oral hygiene habits. While it is a milder form of periodontitis, food particles, saliva, and mucus can aggravate a gum infection that slowly erodes the gum line over time. Read these eight ways your child’s gums may be... read more »

What can you do when you have a missing or broken tooth? Once you finally get a chance to see a dentist, you’ll have a few options. When it comes to missing or broken teeth, people prefer getting dental implants over dentures. While dentures might seem like the more accessible option, in the long term dental implants will serve you better.... read more »

You can find chemical fluorine everywhere. It’s in water, soil, and even most types of food. In addition, technology has made it possible to extract fluoride from fluorine, allowing people the opportunity to use the material in drinking water, toothpaste, and mouthwash. However, most may not know that fluoride also aids in the process of strengthening bones and teeth, making... read more »