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How long does it take to get dentures after extraction?
Teeth are an essential part of the human body. Our health depends on the food we eat. Therefore, biting and chewing food is necessary for good health. However, if due to aging or other factors, you have to lose your teeth, dentures are a...
Root canal infection symptoms and reasons
After a few days of root canal treatment, the pain ceases, and life goes back to normal. However, there is a chance of re-infection if we don't take proper care. The pain will return. One of the primary reasons for this can be an...
Is a Partial Denture Right For Me?
Partial dentures are a great option for people who are missing a few teeth but still have their remaining natural smile. This option is more flexible- and often more affordable- than other treatment options. However, a partial denture...
What Causes Receding Gums?
Have you noticed receding gums recently? While all of us experience changes as we age, changes in the gums can be particularly worrisome. Many patients feel less confident with a different smile. Sometimes, receding gums are completely...
Choosing the Right Toothbrush
Choosing a toothbrush might seem like a pretty simple task. After all, aren’t most brushes pretty similar? While pretty much any toothbrush will clean your teeth, some will do a more efficient job. Below, we will give you some tips so you...
Cold Sores: Should I See My Dentist?
Cold sores are annoying and painful. But do they indicate a health problem? While it’s perfectly normal to these mouth sores every so often, some people get them frequently. Below, we will give you the facts about these little bumps....
Can You Eat After a Tooth Extraction?
Getting a tooth extraction can be intimidating, but knowing what to expect during your recovery can help you feel calm and prepared before your procedure. For most patients, knowing what they can eat and drink after their surgery is a top...
Dental Tips For a Good Night’s Sleep
Sleep is a crucial part of our health and happiness, but getting a good night’s sleep can be easier said than done. If you are struggling to get enough sleep each night, you might have a dental problem. Below, we will explain the...
Oral Habits to Start in the New Year
Health-related goals are some of the most common new year’s resolutions. But while most of us are signing up for gym memberships or attempting new diets, few of us are prioritizing our oral habits. Good oral hygiene will prevent diseases...
Is Your Bad Breath Caused By A Dental Problem?
We all know that bad breath can be embarrassing. But for some patients, bad breath is actually a sign that there is a bigger problem. In this article, we will explain the common causes of bad breath and let you know when you should talk...
How Jaw Strength Affects Dental Implants
Dental implants are a great option for people who want a strong, permanent replacement for their missing teeth. However, not everyone is an ideal candidate for dental implants. Having adequate jaw strength is important for implant...
Can A Dentist Help With TMJ Pain?
If you deal with TMJ, you know how painful the condition can be. Many people feel like this jaw discomfort is just something they have to deal with. But did you know there are ways that your dentist can help relieve your TMJ? Keep reading...
Choosing the Right Type of Dentures
When we think of dentures, we often think of an elderly person with ill-fitting false teeth. The truth is, dentures have come a long way! Modern dentures are functional, comfortable and expertly fitted, which means that people won’t even...
Dental Sealants and Fluoride Treatment for Children
Treating and preventing cavities is a key focus in pediatric dentistry. Tooth decay is the most common dental problem that children face, and treating the decay early is the best way to ensure that the child’s mouth stays healthy as he or...
What Causes Sensitive Teeth?
If you are dealing with sensitive teeth, you’re not alone. Countless people deal with sensitive teeth for a variety of reasons. While some tooth pain is caused by harmless issues, other types of tooth pain can be a symptom of a serious...
Easy Oral Cancer Screenings with VELscope
Oral cancer is a debilitating condition that affects thousands of Americans every year. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent this disease. If you are at risk for oral cancer, your dentist can use a tool called VELscope to check for...
Traditional Braces vs. Invisalign
Straightening your teeth is easier today than ever before. Improved technology means that traditional braces work quicker and more effectively than they have in the past and newer methods can straighten your teeth without distracting...
Does Your Child Need a Mouth Guard?
A mouth guard is a simple tool that can save your child from complex dental procedures in the future. These devices are affordable, comfortable, and non-invasive, making them perfect for all types of kids and activities. Could your child...
How to Care For Your Dentures
Dentures aren’t what they used to be! Many of us have memories of elderly relatives with ill-fitting dentures. You’ll be happy to learn that modern dentures have come a long way and now look and function just like genuine teeth. Properly...
How Often Should I See My Dentist?
We all know that professional checkups are an important way to prevent disease and maintain health. While most people see their doctors regularly, many adults forget about the dentist. Dentists can prevent a host of chronic illnesses and...