Take a moment to consider how important your smile is to your everyday function and health. Your teeth help you chew and digest food as well as speak the way you do. Your smile is a strong communicator of love, happiness, self-confidence and pride. To truly appreciate your teeth, it is important to learn more
Keeping your child healthy means adhering to a myriad of recommendations and following an expansive list of rules. We know it can be intimidating. However, paying attention to your child’s dental health can go a long way in protecting both their smile and their overall health. You may be familiar with the importance of brushing
Do you have missing teeth? You have options. Patients are faced with two primary tooth replacement options today: dentures and dental implants. While choosing dentures can certainly save you some money upfront, it is worth considering several significant advantages that dental implants provide over dentures. Dental implants are considered the gold standard in tooth replacement
Want a brighter smile? You probably know to stay away from red wine, coffee and other stain causing foods. However, did you know that you can add certain foods to your plate for a whiter smile? While diligent brushing and flossing is your best line of defense against tooth discoloration, there are some food choices
If the sounds, sights or sensations of the dental office are keeping you from getting the oral care that you need and want, ask your dentist about nitrous oxide. Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is a very safe and effective form of sedation dentistry. It can be used for patients with a mild anxiety about
How long have you been using your current toothbrush? With so much on your schedule, it is easy for time to slip away when it comes to changing out your oral hygiene tools. However, there are important reasons why the ADA recommends that you replace your toothbrush every 3–4 months or when the bristles become
When your dentist tells you that you have deep pockets, it’s usually not a good thing. What your dentist is likely referring to are your gums. The “pocket” of your gums explains the area where your gum line meets your teeth. If these gum pockets are greater than 3mm deep, this is considered a “deep
Dental insurance coverage can be difficult to understand. Taking the time to choose your plan, read through it carefully and ask questions can ensure that you not only have the best dental plan for your family’s needs, but it will help you maximize the benefits it offers each year. Most components of your dental insurance
Porcelain crowns are an excellent way to restore your smile. They are made of highly durable and stain-resistant material. However, they are not invincible. To get the maximum lifespan (10 years or more) out of your dental crown, it must be properly cared for. To ensure your valuable investment is free of complications, keep these
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