Whether it’s a dull throb or a sharp pain, toothaches are never a welcome sensation. One of the trickiest questions that comes along with tooth pain is just how concerned you should be. Read our blog post to find out when tooth pain is considered a dental emergency.
Back in the day, dental veneers seemed like something only rich celebrities could get to achieve perfect smiles. These days, the cosmetic procedure has become more and more accessible. Read our blog post to learn more about dental veneers, including how teeth are prepped for the procedure.
There are many different reasons why someone might experience bad breath. Read our blog post for some tips on how to get that breath smelling better so you can continue to take on your day with confidence.
Two types of treatments you may not expect to find on a dental practice’s service menu include TMJ therapy and NTI headache prevention. Take a look at our blog post to learn about the difference between the two treatments.
A common dental saying is "Your mouth is the gateway to your body." Read our blog post to see how your oral health can affect your overall health, including heart health.
If you start to notice that your teeth look a little bit longer than they used to, it’s not because your teeth are suddenly growing. Check out our blog post for a look at the truth about receding gums.
When it comes to toothbrushes, you can go the manual route, or you can opt for electric. These days, flossing comes with more options than ever before too. Read our blog post for a look at how a Waterpik flosser stacks up against traditional dental floss.
When you first feel a twinge of tooth pain, your mind might go to the worst-case scenario, conjuring images of root canals or extractions. But before you start to panic, consider if the discomfort may be related to something else. Read our blog post to learn that tooth pain is a common side effect of a sinus infection.
If you have missing or damaged teeth, a dental crown or bridge can be just the solution to restore your smile. Take a look at our blog post for advice on how to ensure proper healing after receiving a dental crown or bridge.
Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is one of the most common dental afflictions, experienced by nearly half of adults over thirty. Read our blog post to learn more about gum disease, including if it can be reversed if caught early enough.
