Did you know that one in every four adults in the United States has a cavity? They’re one of the most common dental problems you can have, but many people …
Signs of Oral Cancer
Did you know that you should be regularly screening yourself for oral cancer? Warning signs of significant health issues can first appear on the lips, teeth, or gums. Learn the …
Why Do We Have Wisdom Teeth?
If you’ve ever had your wisdom teeth removed, you probably don’t remember the experience fondly. Despite the fact that they don’t serve much of a purpose, these persistent extra molars …
What Does a Cavity Look Like?
Halloween brings scary movies, fun costumes, and candy galore. No wonder it’s so many people’s favorite holiday! But if you overindulge at Trick-or-Treat, you might have a scary dentist appointment …
What Causes Bad Breath?
Morning breath. Garlic breath. Dragon breath. There are many ways to tell someone that their breath is less than fresh, which indicates it’s a common problem. So, what causes bad …
Your First Day with Immediate Dentures
Immediate dentures, while a short-term and temporary solution, serve an important role in dental care. If your dentist recommends that you have all your upper or lower teeth removed, an …
What to Do After Getting a Tooth Extracted
A tooth extraction is an extremely common procedure. Sometimes it’s used to remove an infected or broken tooth, while other times it’s necessary to make room for teeth in an …
What to Expect After Scaling and Root Planing
Over time, if you neglect your brushing and flossing routine, plaque and tartar will form on your teeth. This occurs during the early stages of periodontal disease, also known as …
What You Need to Know About Teeth Whitening at Home
Over the years, due to a variety of factors – staining foods and drinks, certain medications, tobacco use, fluorosis, the natural aging process, etc. – our teeth tend to become …
Can You Eat After a Filling?
A dental filling is one of the most common procedures in dentistry, so it’s extremely likely that you’ll require one (or several) over the course of your life. By treating …