Even though the words “root canal” conjure fear, most people find the procedure easy-peasy and pain-free. Read on to get the straight facts about this often misunderstood tooth-saving treatment.
From blowing bubbles to freshening breath, Americans chew gum for a wide range of reasons. When it comes to whether this habit is good or bad for your dental health, the answer is complicated.
Don’t step out into the summer season looking anything less than your absolute best — that includes your smile. Here’s everything you should know about how our in-office teeth whitening services give you a summer-ready smile.
Some dental emergencies, like excessive jaw pain or a knocked-out tooth, can seem obvious. But others are less obvious. Keep reading to see how to spot the signs you shouldn’t wait for your next appointment to see a dentist.
Dental X-rays might seem like a nuisance, but having them on a regular basis is important for your oral health. Here’s why you need X-rays and how digital technology has made the X-ray process a lot simpler and more comfortable for patients.
Like the rest of your body, your teeth and gums are affected by age. Gum disease, broken teeth, and tooth loss are common issues among older patients. But they aren’t inevitable. Read on to learn how to keep a healthy smile as you age.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and we want to help you encourage your children to build excellent oral hygiene habits! Here are nine of our best tips to help get kids practicing better oral care.
When you lose a tooth (or even a few), you have a decision to make — leave the gap, get a bridge, wear dentures, or go for a dental implant. Find out why the latter may be the best choice.
Dry mouth affects many aging people but can affect you at any age because of medications, medical conditions, or dehydration. Here’s what you can do to manage the symptoms.
It’s common to get a headache every once in a while, but if your headaches are constant, it’s probably time to find the root cause. Learn if your jaw is causing your headaches and how to remedy them.
Halloween is approaching, which means it won’t be long before you and your kids dive into all the sweets this holiday has to offer. Find out which treats to look out for, both the good and the bad.
What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens in your gums can spread throughout your entire body. Gum disease is no minor issue; it can lead to significant, life-threatening conditions, including heart attack and stroke. Here’s how.
Are you at risk for dry socket after a dental extraction procedure? Read to understand more about the causes of dry socket, and what you can do to avoid this painful problem.
Dentures have always been a great option if you have a few missing teeth but aren’t quite ready to commit to dental implants. Find out how they’ve changed over time and how to get used to your new smile.
The sugar in soda is one of the reasons the bubbly beverage is terrible for your teeth, but that’s not the only one. Soda is also highly acidic. Click here to find out more about why soda is so bad for your teeth.
Pain in your teeth that make you jump when you sip a hot drink or enjoy a cold dessert is a cause for concern. Sensitivity to hot and cold could be a sign of a tooth problem that needs attention.
Your gummy smile is a result of genetics. But, dental veneers can make it so you have a more pleasing proportion of teeth to gums. Read on to learn how this cosmetic dental treatment can help you get a smile that you’re proud to flash.
Without treatment, cavities can wreck your child’s teeth. Depending on the extent of the damage, costs for cavity repair can be high. Learn how affordable and effective dental sealants can save your child’s smile.
Does the idea of a root canal leave you quaking with fear? It shouldn’t! Root canals are common, and often, there’s no pain involved. Even better, the procedure can save your tooth. Here’s what you need to know.
Dentures have been around for hundreds of years. But this is a new day. Contemporary dentures are more secure and natural-looking, and therefore an ideal choice for replacing missing teeth.
It can be disconcerting to have a filling fall out of your tooth, but knowing the proper steps to take can help you protect your tooth and minimize issues. Here are a few things you should do after losing a filling.
You already know that regular brushing and flossing are crucial to maintaining healthy gums and teeth. But did you know that improper technique may do more harm than good? Read on to know five common brushing mistakes you should avoid.
In New York, style is more than clothes — it’s attitude. And nothing wrecks your confidence like an embarrassing smile. Stop letting your smile problem make the wrong first impression. Explore how veneers can restore your confidence and style.
Laser treatments may be the wave of the future in skin care, but they’ve been used for years in dentistry to improve your oral health. Learn about the many benefits of laser dentistry for treating gum disease.
If dental anxiety is interfering with your ability to get the procedures necessary to maintain healthy teeth and gums, you may benefit from sedation dentistry. Find out how this service can help you remain comfortable during dental treatment.
Gum disease is as not fun as it sounds, and its milder symptoms can progress into severe complications if you ignore it. Knowing the early signs to look out for and seeing your dentist regularly can go far in preventing oral health problems.
If you’ve lost a tooth (or teeth), you’re likely longing for the smile you once had. Though you have multiple options for replacing a missing tooth or set of teeth, dental implants deliver the best results. Learn all about their benefits here.
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, 1 in 4 Americans deferred their health care, including dental care. Pandemic or no, putting off your dental care can have some very serious consequences, some of which we outline here.
Dentures have come a long way since the days of wooden teeth. Today’s options are made of comfortable materials and customized to the contours of your mouth. However, you may still have an adjustment period.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, so we’re sharing our knowledge and expertise about children’s oral health. Read on to learn how you can keep your child’s mouth healthy.
Sometimes a tooth extraction is necessary. It may be tempting to put off this procedure, but there are some important reasons why you shouldn’t. Read on to learn what they are.
You know that brushing and flossing are important for good oral hygiene, but do you know what bad habits you likely have that can ruin your teeth? We’ve got that info for you, and more.
If you’re anxious about going to the dentist, there are a number of ways we can help make you comfortable. Learn about a variety of sedation options that can put you at ease while you’re in the dental chair.
If you’re unhappy with your smile, consider Invisalign® clear retainers for your smile makeover. It’s the leading brand for correcting uneven, crooked, misshapen teeth, and more. You’ll love your new smile.
Missing teeth are not only embarrassing but can also cause a variety of issues like chewing problems and other teeth shifting. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We offer dental bridges to restore your smile.
Dental care can be expensive, which unfortunately leads many people to postpone getting dental exams and X-rays. But dental exams aren’t as expensive as you think. Don’t put off your next appointment. Read on to learn more.
You’re probably aware of how many changes have occurred in the overall health care system, but you may have questions about what’s happening in your dentist’s office. Here’s what you need to know.
Are you self-conscious about your teeth or your smile when you laugh or talk with others? If chipped, discolored, or uneven teeth are holding back your smile, the versatility of dental veneers could be just what you need. Read on to learn more!
The phrase “root canal” can strike dread in even the fiercest person. If you’ve been told you need a root canal, you may have questions or concerns. Ease your worries with this informative guide on what to expect with this common dental procedure.
Are you hoping for the benefits of a straight smile and wondering whether Invisalign® dental aligners are right for you? We’ve got you covered. Read on to learn more about Invisalign and whether it could be the smile solution you’ve been hoping for.
You’ve finally taken another step toward attaining a Hollywood smile and had your teeth professionally whitened. Now you need to keep that smile white and bright. Here’s how.