Nightguards are like mouthguards except instead of wearing them when you play sports, you wear them at night. They protect your teeth from the damage caused by teeth grinding. Check out our blog post to find out why you should wear one every night.
Teeth are very strong, but they’re not unbreakable. Many people chip or crack a tooth at some point in their lives. Take a look at our blog post to find out if a chipped or cracked tooth is considered a dental emergency.
Celebrities on TV may always appear to have picture-perfect teeth. However, there’s a high chance that those aren’t the individual's natural teeth. Instead, they’re likely one of the most popular teeth enhancement treatments known as dental veneers. Check out our blog post to learn about dental veneers and other cosmetic dental treatments we offer.
Oral surgery is a branch of dentistry that treats more serious, complex dental cases. There are many procedures under this branch. Read our blog post to learn more about the different types of oral surgery procedures and when they may be necessary!
Oral cancer screenings are just as important as dental cleanings! Oral cancer screenings can help catch early signs of cell abnormalities that could indicate oral cancer. Take a look at our blog post for what you need to know about oral cancer screenings and how often you should be getting them!
There are many factors to consider when picking the perfect dentist for you! If you suffer from dental fear and anxiety or have more complex dental concerns, you may benefit from seeing a dentist who offers sedation dentistry. Read our blog post to learn about the benefits of sedation dentistry.
Gum disease, which is often caused by poor oral hygiene, is the number one cause of tooth loss in adults. Tooth loss is bad enough, but can gum disease oral cancer, too? Check out our blog post for what you should know.
Sedation therapy eases dental anxiety and helps patients get the dental care they need. It’s safe for most patients, including kids, but what procedures do you need sedation therapy for? Read our blog post to find out.
Most people grind their teeth occasionally, but a smaller percentage clench and grind their teeth enough for it to be a problem, especially at night. Check out our blog post for some ideas to help you stop grinding your teeth at night.
Whether you’ve moved to a new area or are just switching dental homes, what questions should you ask? Read our blog post for a look at five important ones.
