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Dental & Oral Concerns • November 9, 2020

How Your Dentist Checks for Oral Cancer

For some dental or oral health issues, like oral cancer, early detection holds the best chance for a full recovery — so your dentist will keep an eye out for the early warning signs. A dental exam is your opportunity to get a professional inspection of your oral health. How Often Do I Need a…

Uncategorized • June 30, 2020

Why is Wisdom Tooth Removal Necessary?

These days, having your wisdom teeth extracted has become standard practice, for a lot of great reasons! Sometimes considered a wild card of a tooth, it’s easy for these molars to become problematic. This is why dentists would rather pull them out before they become an issue. Depending on your teeth, their direction, and the…

Cosmetic Dentistry • May 29, 2020

Invisalign vs. Braces: Which is Right for You?

Do You Need Orthodontics? An improper bite and crooked teeth may make you feel insecure about your smile or may make eating and chewing difficult. Additionally, an improper bite can cause your teeth to wear down unevenly or lead to muscle tension and pain. Teeth that are protruding may chip and break, causing pain in…

Cosmetic Dentistry • May 29, 2020

Teeth Whitening: Your Guide to a Brighter Smile

Good news if you’re not happy with the shade of your teeth! There are steps you can take to lighten up your smile. Dental shade depends not only on hygiene, but on genetics and medical history as well. If you’re not sure how white your teeth should be, ask your dentist during your dental exam…

Sedation Dentistry • April 24, 2020

Sedation Dentistry: How it Works & Who Can Benefit

Sedation Dentistry Can Help Keep You Smiling While we may love our work, we also understand that for some patients, visiting the dentist is an anxious prospect. Patients with extreme anxiety or dental phobias may delay annual exams, routine cleanings, and even serious dental work because of their fears, and their teeth, gums, and overall…

Uncategorized • September 27, 2018

The Importance of Proper Flossing

Flossing is an integral part of your home dental hygiene routine. It helps keep your teeth clean and your gums healthy, and is easy to fit into your daily routine. You should floss at least once per day, or as often as necessary to keep the gaps between your teeth clean and free of food.…

Uncategorized • January 31, 2018

The Whole Truth About Gingivitis

While gingivitis is something you’ve certainly heard of, you may not know what it is. Maybe you’ve heard about it in a toothpaste commercial but still aren’t sure what exactly it is. Read on for all you need to know about gingivitis - what it is, how to treat it, and how to prevent it.…