If you travel frequently or find yourself away from home for hours at a time, you might want to make adjustments to your oral hygiene regimen. Those of us who live very busy lifestyles can have trouble sticking to a schedule of proper oral hygiene...
Ignoring changes in your dental and oral health can lead to the development of serious conditions that require aggressive, invasive, and costly treatments. When potential problems are detected and treated early on, you increase the likelihood of receiving conservative (and cost-effective) treatment that will help...
Your toothbrush is a powerful tool for keeping your teeth and mouth clean. However, your toothbrush, like your mouth, can become a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. When bacteria begin to grow on a toothbrush it can be transferred to one’s mouth and could subsequently...
While dental implants have been used to replace missing teeth for some time now, they are a relatively new concept to many people. To help educate members of our community on this tooth replacement option, we have compiled a list of four things people might...
Halitosis, the clinical term for bad breath can make a patient very self-conscious and it can signify oral and general health problems. The source(s) of halitosis can vary and can be quite easy to correct while others might require the attention of a physician or...
An electronic toothbrush is a great weapon against the formation of plaque. The accumulation of plaque is a threat to your oral health because it contributes to common oral disease and bacterial overgrowth. Additionally, when plaque isn’t removed within a couple days, it can harden...
Foregoing regular dental checkups and cleanings or not practicing proper oral hygiene can take a toll on your overall well-being. Neglecting your oral health can have lasting effects on your daily life and future. From increasing healthcare costs to resulting in costly or time-consuming treatments,...
Receiving oral treatment can be difficult for children, especially when being still and calm is essential to having an effective and comfortable procedure. Sedation dentistry can be of great benefit for children, especially since some of the sounds and sensations they experience can be new...
Wisdom teeth are the most commonly extracted teeth among adults. This is because the emergence of these teeth can lead to the development of oral disease and problems including tooth decay, periodontal (gum) disease, abscesses, TMJ disorder, and misaligned teeth. For the most part, dental...
Sedation dentistry is incredibly useful - especially when patients are receiving treatments from an oral surgeon. From receiving dental implants to reconstructive or corrective surgeries that address congenital abnormalities or facial trauma, sedation dentistry promotes a comfortable and positive experience for our patients and can...