If you lose a tooth, what would you do? Similarly, what would you do if your children lost one of their teeth? We recommend taking care of that gap as soon as possible. Regardless of age, if there is a gap in your smile, you could have to deal with a variety of problems. To help you make the best... read more »
It is never too early to develop healthy oral habits. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association, your baby should see a dentist before their first birthday or six months after their first tooth erupts. At birth, your baby’s teeth are already in the mouth when they are born, hidden in the gums. There... read more »
To maintain excellent oral health you will want to take a closer look at your diet. Two common dental illnesses, tooth decay and gum disease, are highly impacted by your diet. Acids created by oral bacteria can harm the hard tissues in the mouth, causing cavities and gum disease, and a low immune system puts you at risk for periodontal disease.... read more »
When many people think of dental fillings, they think of silver or gold products inserted into their smiles for a lifetime. Yes, there are still silver and gold fillings available, but there is also an option that restores your oral health and looks completely natural: composite fillings. Composite fillings are also known as tooth-colored or white fillings. They are great... read more »
Gum disease is an inflammation of the gum tissue caused by bacteria, plaque, and tarter that builds up in your mouth. If left unchecked, gum disease can have serious impact on your health. Some results of gum disease include, constant bad breath, gums that pull away from your teeth, loose teeth, pus coming from your gums, and bleeding gums. Plaque... read more »
What are the essentials of a good oral hygiene regimen? According to the American Dental Association (the ADA), your teeth should be brushed twice a day with a recommended toothpaste. If you visit your local grocery store or drugstore, you will find tooth paste and tooth brushes with the ADA seal of acceptance. These have been tested to help maintain... read more »
Usually, your baby’s first primary tooth will erupt when they are about six months old. Typically, by the time your child is two and a half years old, he or she will have a full set (about twenty) primary teeth. These teeth are extremely important because they: Keep space open for permanent teeth Support facial structure Help children learn to... read more »
Did you know that eating some foods (like chocolate and berries) could darken your teeth? Or that smoking or drinking coffee could stain your teeth? Did you know that even something as innocent and unavoidable as aging can steal some of your smile’s luster? Fortunately, teeth whitening is available to counteract these problems. But, what do you do if you... read more »
Is your child teething? Do you and your child need relief? It is important to contact your dentist if your child has symptoms like a fever or diarrhea (these are not actually caused by teething) or if you can’t calm your child down. But, to help you and your baby escape the experience comfortably, we are happy to offer a... read more »
Your smile shouldn’t suffer from of a missing, chipped or decayed tooth. There are several options out there to restore your smile, including dental implants. Our team is going to give you some of the facts about dental implants and how it can restore your smile. Dental implants last longer Implants are meant to last a lifetime. Though, if improperly... read more »