Periodontal Disease You’ve probably heard of gum disease, but it’s medical name is periodontal disease. It’s a fancy term that dentists like us use to explain infected gums. Periodontal disease has different stages with different levels of treatment. Periodontal is a combination of “peri” which means “around” and “odontal” which means “teeth.” This name is …
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We don’t plan for dental emergencies, but they can happen. Missing teeth affect more than your smile’s appearance. Because your bottom and top teeth are designed to work together, missing teeth increase the stress on your teeth and jaw. You can relieve pressure and improve your smile with a dental bridge! What Are Dental Bridges? …
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The main reason most patients choose Invisalign® is to improve the look of their smile. But, there is so much more that Invisalign® does beyond cosmetic reasons. In fact, we came up with eight reasons why you should invest in Invisalign have nothing to do with the look of your teeth. 1. Offers Protection If you are …
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Teeth are exposed to a wide range of things day in and day out. Whether you realize it or not, this exposure leads to your teeth developing a yellow color and loss of shine. Stained teeth are more common than you might think. Knowing what causes staining and how to reverse discoloration may seem like …
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With people becoming more health-conscious our societal pressures regarding our smiles have increased. The health of your tooth enamel is directly associated with the color of your smile. But what if you are noticing a yellow tent to your teeth? Is it too dangerous to have your teeth whitened? We’ve outlined how to protect your …
Although the term “Bruxism” may seem foreign, you are likely familiar with the behavior. Bruxism is the medical term that is used when someone grinds or clenches their teeth. Many people do this without even realizing it. In fact, it is very common for patients to grind their teeth in their sleep which can lead …
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Veneers have become a popular choice in cosmetic dentistry to restore a patient’s smile. Porcelain veneers can be used to treat patients that have suffered from decay, trauma, excessive wear, or discoloration. Although veneers are an ideal solution to improving your smile, people are hesitant at the prospect of getting them based on misconceptions. At …
Almost everyone’s mouth may feel slightly dry sometimes, but if it feels as though your mouth is stuffed with cotton throughout the day, then you may be experiencing a condition called dry mouth. You may be more familiar with the term “cottonmouth” which is sometimes used conversationally to refer to the same condition. Experiencing dry mouth …
As you know, over 60% of our community has been vaccinated against the Covid 19 virus and with thisin mind the CDC has updated protocols for healthcare. As always, our priority is to make every visit toour office as safe as possible for our patients and our staff. Following the CDC and ADA guidance, we …
You’ve Knocked Out A Tooth, Who Do You Call? When you’re experiencing dental discomfort, it can be hard to determine if you should contact your dentist or go straight to the emergency room. Understanding the difference between urgent and non-urgent dental emergencies is especially important if you are experiencing a difficult situation while your dentist’s office is closed. Our …
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