Caring for your dentures is very different from caring for your natural teeth. It’s important to know what not to do so your dentures stay looking good
Who is a Good Candidate for Veneers?
There’s one “Hollywood” white smile treatment that seems to breed a lot of curiosity: porcelain veneers. Here are a few basic pointers to help determine whether veneers are right for you.
Taking the X-Factor Out of Dental X-Rays
Dental radiographs, commonly known as dental x-rays, are one of the dentist’s most powerful preventive & diagnostic tools. They allow us to see potential threats to you dental health (like cavities) & plan treatment more accurately.
Top Dental Health Concerns for Toddlers
Whether they’re in the “Terrible Twos”, the “Tantrum Threes”, or the “Fearsome Fours”, caring for a toddler’s teeth is a combination of firsts & learning. Here are a few tips
When to See an Endodontist
An endodontist is a type of specialist dentist. Like many healthcare terms, the word “endodontics” comes from Greek, & actually means “inside tooth”.
Healthy Foods That Can Be Bad For Your Teeth
Some foods that are genuinely good for your overall health can actually damage your teeth when eaten too often. Here are a few particularly popular culprits.
Can This Sweetener Stop Tooth Decay?
We all know that the only tried & true method of preventing cavities is regular brushing & flossing. However, that doesn’t stop researchers & dental patients alike from seeking other “life hacks” to maintain shiny smiles.
Just One Sugary Treat Can Still Cause Tooth Decay
As dental professionals, we feel like broken records telling people to reduce the amount of sugar in their diets to reduce tooth decay.
Make the Most of Your Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is a fantastic investment in the appearance of your smile. White teeth are associated with youth & health, & can make a big difference in your self-esteem.
What Not to Do If You Have a Toothache
Chances are you won’t be at our office when a toothache strikes, so here are a few things NOT to do between when you notice the discomfort & when you see the dentist.