7 Signs That You’re a Great Candidate for Veneers

Veneers are a great cosmetic dental option for brightening your smile. But how do you know if you’re a good candidate? We’ve put together a list of five signs that indicate you’re a great candidate for veneers.  1. You Feel Like Your Smile is Flawed Great candidates for veneers feel as though they have some… Continue reading 7 Signs That You’re a Great Candidate for Veneers

How to Tell the Difference Between Gingivitis and Periodontitis

You’ve probably heard the oral health terms gingivitis and periodontitis, but you might not be clear on exactly what differentiates the two. Both refer to gum disease, but the distinction between them is important to understand. Here’s what patients should know about the difference between gingivitis and periodontitis and why it’s important.  What is Gingivitis?… Continue reading How to Tell the Difference Between Gingivitis and Periodontitis

How Does a Dentist Fill a Cavity in a Front Tooth?

According to recent National Institute of Health studies, some 92% of adults have dental cavities and many of those present in their front teeth. If neglected or left untreated, tooth decay can lead to tooth loss. And if it’s a front tooth, that can greatly affect your appearance and oral health.  You might know of… Continue reading How Does a Dentist Fill a Cavity in a Front Tooth?

The First Signs of Gingivitis

When you brush your teeth and floss in the morning, you may be motivated for more cosmetic reasons: You want your teeth to look as pearly white as possible. However, proper dental care also plays a critical role in your oral health—in preventing gingivitis, or inflammation of the gums. Failure to address gingivitis early on… Continue reading The First Signs of Gingivitis

Is Your Diet at the Root of Your Dental Issues?

While dentistry has come a long way to provide treatments for maintaining healthy teeth and gums, it is ultimately up to the patient to care for their teeth as best as possible. This means developing and following a daily regimen that includes flossing and brushing with tooth paste or gel a minimum of twice per… Continue reading Is Your Diet at the Root of Your Dental Issues?

Healthy Dental Habits to Follow

We are constantly bombarded through television, Internet, social media, friends, and family about new products that will improve our quality of life. A lot of what we hear, read about and see is propaganda designed to appeal to the human sensibilities that impact our appearance, whether it’s hair, clothes, accessories, even the cars we drive.… Continue reading Healthy Dental Habits to Follow

The Long-Term Effects of Plaque Build Up

Plaque is a by-product left behind on our teeth as a result of the bacteria inside our mouths. Plaque is created by bacteria in our mouths digesting left-behind fragments of food on our teeth. As the bacteria digest the food, the process creates plaque – a clear, sticky substance that if left on our teeth… Continue reading The Long-Term Effects of Plaque Build Up

Will I be Able to Eat with my dentures?

Dentures are a successful method of smile reconstruction that, despite advancements in dental technologies and the introduction of new reconstructive methods, remains hugely popular today. New denture wearers will be able to eat many of the foods they enjoyed with their natural teeth, although there may be some foods that could prove trickier to eat.… Continue reading Will I be Able to Eat with my dentures?

Oral Cancer Screening: The life saving decision

A visit to a dentist isn’t just about ensuring your teeth are in good, healthy order. In fact, a dental exam can not only reveal whether you need a filling due to cavities, have gum disease, or require a tooth extraction, but can also be a vital step in helping to save your life. Cancer… Continue reading Oral Cancer Screening: The life saving decision

Harmful Effects of Soda On Teeth

Soft drinks have long been considered to have a negative impact on your teeth, not to mention your overall health. Schools across the nation have removed soda machines in an effort to curb consumption at the urging of dentists and healthcare providers alike. [pullquote]Sodas, even the sugar-free variety, contain acids that can weaken your teeth’s… Continue reading Harmful Effects of Soda On Teeth

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