You can undergo dental surgery to remove problem wisdom teeth at age, but there’s a recommended window between the ages of 18 and 24 when dentists would prefer for extraction. This age provides a balance of simple procedure and speedy recovery. Here’s why.
A healthy smile imparts self-confidence and engenders goodwill from others. To keep yours gleaming, make the following 5 tips part of your dental health routine.
Every year millions of men and women seek Botox® treatments to help them look and feel their best. Read on to learn why this simple cosmetic treatment is part of so many American regular beauty regimens.
Healthy teeth and gums extend beyond a winning smile. They impact your ability to chew and speak properly. To ensure they last, practice preventive care and avoid bad habits that can ruin your pearly whites. Read on to learn what these are.
Even though you go to great lengths to keep your teeth snow white, you may be self-conscious about tiny acutely discolored white spots that speckle your teeth. Learn what causes them and how we can help you get rid of them.
Snoring is annoying, but if it’s caused by sleep apnea, it can also be a sign of more serious medical problems. A sleep apnea evaluation is the best way to find out what’s causing your snoring, so you can get the treatment you need to stay healthy.
If you have minor imperfections or discolored teeth that are affecting your otherwise great smile, veneers are the perfect solution. Explore why veneers are some of the more versatile and effective cosmetic tools for transforming your smile.
As the coronavirus restrictions begin to lift around the country, you may be wondering if it’s safe to go back to the dentist. Learn about the extensive precautions we’re taking so you can get the preventive, elective, or urgent dental care you need.
Did you know mouth guards can treat a number of conditions that affect your oral and general health? Read on to learn how custom-fitted mouth guards can help you beat the battle against teeth grinding and sleep apnea!
Are you considering skipping your regular dental appointment? If you aren’t in pain and your teeth look okay, you may be tempted to put off your regular appointment for cleaning. Here are a few reasons you may want to make you reconsider.
If you have one or more severely damaged or missing teeth, dental implants are as close as you can get to replacement teeth. The implants’ titanium posts meld with your jawbone, providing a durable, stable “root.” Read on to learn more.
A knocked-out tooth can be saved if you seek emergency dental care as soon as possible. Stick with us to find out how you can preserve the root of your tooth to increase your chances of saving your tooth.
When given the choice between saving a natural tooth and an extraction, always choose to save your tooth. Keeping your teeth is the easiest path to good oral health. Discover how root canals can save teeth and help you avoid health complications.
Are your dentures preventing you from chewing and speaking the way you once did? Learn more about the available alternatives to dentures, and find out if they suit your budget and lifestyle.
If you’re suffering from headaches when you get up in the morning, you might benefit from wearing a mouthguard. Find out the types of headache pain that mouthguards can relieve and whether this device can help you awaken without discomfort.
Teeth tend to darken over time, even teeth that have been whitened. It can be disappointing to see your results slowly fade. How can you extend the results of your teeth whitening to keep your pearly whites sparkling longer?
Are your teeth cracked or damaged? You might want to consider veneers! Keep reading to learn more about veneers and how they can improve your smile in place of crowns or fillings.
Does the color of your teeth have you covering up your smile? If so, you’ve probably thought about teeth whitening. But not all whitening systems are equal. Read on to learn why the Zoom!® system is the best choice for restoring your smile.
Are you worried about going to the dentist? Thanks to sedation dentistry, there are many options that can make your visit stress-free.
Sleep apnea affects more than 20 million adults in the United States. If you’re struggling with your CPAP therapy, find out how custom dental guards can treat sleep apnea immediately and with excellent results, without the downsides of CPAP.
At-home delivery services are changing the way people shop, bringing a new level of convenience to busy lives. Now we can even bring dentistry to your door.