Teeth whitening is one of the easiest ways to give your smile a new, brighter look. In a single trip to the dentist, you can lighten your teeth five to ten shades, removing discoloration that has built up as a result of the foods and beverages you eat every day. How Teeth Whitening Brightens Your…
DetailsTMJ is short for temporomandibular joint disorder. The temporomandibular joint is located on either side of the head just in front of the ears. It is a hinge joint which allows the bottom jaw to move. It is a complex joint consisting of muscle, tendons and other connective tissues which serve many functions. This joint…
DetailsPeople have been dealing with tooth loss since the beginning of time. There are numerous tooth replacement solutions available. It is no longer necessary to compensate for missing, decayed or broken teeth. Avoiding certain foods and social situations to dodge public embarrassment is a thing of the past. There will be no more physical discomfort…
DetailsDentures are a popular and effective way to replace missing teeth, but they require an adjustment period. Many people are concerned that their speech will be affected by their new teeth. With some practice, you can learn to talk easily while wearing your dentures, and no one will know the difference. Initial Adjustment to Dentures…
DetailsIn-office teeth whitening is a quick and easy way to dramatically lighten your stained or discolored teeth. It only takes an hour, and can brighten your teeth from five to ten shades. It’s perfect for removing surface stains caused by foods or beverages, and is quick enough and easy enough that you can have a…
DetailsTeeth whitening is a quick and easy way to dramatically improve the look of your smile. A simple, one-hour appointment is all it takes to lighten your teeth as much as five to ten shades. If your teeth have a yellowish look to them, talk to our dentist about the possibility of having them professionally…
DetailsPregnancy has a tremendous effect on the entire body, and the mouth is no exception. Often, during pregnancy, the body and the immune system seem to function at an ultra-sensitive level, reacting unpredictably to normal situations. The body’s response to the signs and symptoms of pregnancy can have a direct effect on the oral health.…
DetailsAttending to your oral health is very important and can help you keep your teeth well into your old age. Good dental habits include brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist, but other habits can help keep your teeth healthy, as well. General Oral Hygiene Keeping your teeth clean should be part of your everyday routine.…
DetailsSedation dentistry is a special kind of dental procedure that is used to alleviate anxiety and provide a relaxing experience for patients who need dental work but who have anxiety sitting in a dental chair. This calming procedure, with the help of oral sedatives or anti-anxiety medication, helps the patient follow through with the appointment,…
DetailsWhen you have dental crowns placed, or if you lose a crown, you’ll usually have to wear a replacement or temporary crown while the permanent crown is being manufactured. This replacement crown requires some special care, but is generally not difficult to function with. Getting a New Crown Dental crowns are generally used to restore…
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