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Occasional Tongue Redness may be Irritating but not a Serious Health Issue
posted: Aug. 29, 2014.
If you occasionally notice mildly irritating red patches on the top surface of your tongue, you may be one of the three percent or less of the population with a Read more -
Bad Breath Might be a Sign of a More Serious Oral Condition
posted: Aug. 20, 2014.
If you’re experiencing chronic halitosis (bad breath), it could be a sign of oral disease (as well as a systemic condition or treatment). In fact, it’s quite possible to visit Read more -
Major Benefits for Tooth Replacement With Dental Implants
posted: Aug. 15, 2014.
Perhaps you’ve heard a lot about dental implants, an increasingly popular tooth replacement system. Although they can be expensive (depending on the exact application) they have a number of important Read more -
Minimizing X-Ray Exposure Risks in Children to Maximize Benefits
posted: Aug. 04, 2014.
X-ray diagnostics have revolutionized our ability to detect early or hidden cavities, paving the way for better dental care. But x-ray exposure also increases health risks and requires careful usage, Read more -
Frequently Asked Questions about Gummy Smiles
posted: Aug. 01, 2014.
Q: What is a gummy smile? I’ve never heard that term before. A: You may not have heard the phrase, but you’ve probably noticed the condition. A “gummy smile” occurs when Read more -
Frequently Asked Questions about Inlays and Onlays
posted: Jul. 23, 2014.
Q: I’ve never heard these terms used in dentistry. What are they? A: In the decorative arts, an inlay refers to a small piece of distinctive material that’s set into a Read more -
An Oral Irrigator is an Effective Alternative to Flossing
posted: Jul. 15, 2014.
The main strategy in fighting dental disease is to try to prevent it in the first place. The success of this strategy depends largely on effective oral hygiene with three Read more -
Oral Cancer Overview: What You Should Know
posted: Jun. 18, 2014.
Cancer is never a pleasant topic. Yet, rather than wish it away, many people have chosen to take an active and positive role in the prevention and early detection of Read more -
Can You Envision Your Ideal Smile?
posted: Jun. 10, 2014.
Do you ever find yourself thinking, “My smile would be near perfect if only?” If your answer is yes, come and see us to discuss some of the most advanced Read more -
Planning and Prevention Help Keep Treatment Costs Within Your Budget
posted: Jun. 02, 2014.
Advancements in dentistry have created an abundant source of treatments for restoring health and vitality to diseased teeth and gums. Unfortunately, not all of these treatment options may be in Read more -
Implant-Supported Teeth: a New Option for Patients With Total Tooth Loss
posted: May 30, 2014.
At one time people who had lost all their teeth faced a grim future. With no feasible alternative, their tooth loss severely limited their ability to eat or speak. Their Read more -
Keep an Eye on Abnormal Tooth Wear
posted: May 22, 2014.
Tooth wear, especially on biting surfaces, is a normal part of aging — we all lose some of our tooth enamel as we grow older. Even primary (“baby”) teeth may Read more -
Help Your Mouth's Ability to Fight Tooth Decay With Better Hygiene and Diet
posted: May 14, 2014.
Your teeth have enemies — bacteria that feed on biofilm, a thin layer of food remnant known as plaque that sticks to your teeth, are one such example. After ingestion, Read more -
Strict Infection Control Protects Dental Patients
posted: May 06, 2014.
It’s rare now to encounter a news story about an infection spreading among a group of dental patients — a rarity thanks to the development of standards and procedures for Read more -
Non-Vital Bleaching Removes Unsightly Tooth Discoloration From Within
posted: Apr. 28, 2014.
Root canal treatments are an important method for stopping the disease process within an infected tooth and ultimately saving it. However, one of the few side effects could have an Read more -
Keep an Eye on Your Child's Primary Tooth Loss
posted: Apr. 25, 2014.
When children begin losing their primary (“baby”) teeth, it’s a rite of passage — a sign that childhood is transitioning to future adulthood. And while it’s a normal part of Read more
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