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According to recent studies good oral hygiene is essential not only for your dental health, it is important to your overall health and well-being.
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Out of all the restorative choices available today, an implant comes the closest to replicating the look, feel and function of a natural tooth.
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An innovative, discreet, and effective system of care, Invisalign® offers a way to align your smile with minimal interference to daily activities.
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Thanks to advances in modern dentistry, cosmetic dental procedures can produce a naturally beautiful looking and functional smile.
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When the natural structure of a tooth has been extensively damaged or compromised, a dental filling may not be adequate for its repair.
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When teeth are missing, a series of changes that can impact your overall dental health and jaw function may begin to develop.
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A dental cleaning is a procedure done by a dentist or dental hygienist to get into hard to reach areas of the gums and teeth in order to remove bacteria and food debris.
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Dental Fillings are the most common type of dental restoration used to replace sections of teeth that are missing, damaged or decayed.
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Whether from disease, malnutrition, genetic disorders or an accident, it is occasionally necessary for patients to have some or all their upper and lower teeth extracted.
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A dental emergency can arise for many reasons. Whatever the case may be, it’s always a good idea to get a timely evaluation and prompt care.
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Extractions are commonly performed in cases where a tooth is reluctant to fall out, a non-restorable tooth is present, or “wisdom tooth” is unable to fully erupt into place.
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Chronic jaw clenching and grinding one’s teeth is called bruxism. While it can happen any time of day, it often occurs at night causing any number of symptoms including jaw pain and headaches.
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Oral cancer can occur anywhere in the orofacial complex but is most often found on the tongue, the tonsils and oropharynx, the gums, floor of the mouth, lips, cheek lining or the hard palate.
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Your first visit to our office is very important with regard to establishing your oral health baseline. We will begin by carefully reviewing your medical and dental histories and taking note of all of your dental concerns.
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At our office, we take pride in creating and maintaining beautiful and healthy smiles for our younger patients in an environment that is lighthearted and fun.
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Periodontal disease can range in severity from a simple gum inflammation, known as gingivitis, to a more serious inflammation of the periodontal tissues.
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A root canal is performed when there is enough sound root and crown structure remaining to eventually restore form and function to the involved tooth.
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Sedation dentistry offers individuals with general anxiety about going to the dentist or fears about a specific dental procedure the opportunity to have a stress free and more comfortable experience.
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Getting a full night of sleep is essential to your overall health. Being well rested helps you to feel good and to function at your best. One of the most common problems that can affect the quality of your sleep is snoring.
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While all sports have some risk of oral injury, it is especially prevalent in recreational activities that involve frequent body contact with other players or the ground, as well as the possibility of being struck.
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Teeth that have been stained or darkened by food, tobacco use, age, medications or injury can be lightened and brightened by means of a non-invasive process known as teeth whitening.
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According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, TMJ, also referred to as TMD, are the most common source of chronic facial pain and jaw dysfunction.
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If your teeth suffer from gaps, chips, stains, or discolorations you may be a candidate for porcelain veneers, a highly effective and minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that can achieve beautiful results.
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