Cosmetic Dentistry Revealed

Do you wake up with a sore jaw? Are your teeth wearing down? The reason could be teeth grinding. For many people, teeth grinding (also known as Bruxism) is an issue that can affect their teeth and cause pain. In its most severe state, grinding your teeth can even...

The New Year is the perfect time to start putting yourself and your wellness first. And this should also include your oral health and overall self-confidence. For so many people, their teeth and smile are a source of self-consciousness. Many people struggle with...

As you head into the New Year, making your health a priority is essential. This also includes your oral health. Some people mistakenly believe that postponing or missing their six-month dental checkups altogether is no big deal. Not so. Skipping your dental checkup...

When you think of making health changes in the New Year, what comes to mind? Likely losing weight, exercising regularly and even eating more fruits and vegetables. However, your oral health should also be considered and there’s no better time than the start of the...

When it comes to dentistry and oral health, many terms and treatments get thrown around quite often. One such treatment is a dental crown. Truth be told, some folks don’t know exactly what a crown is or whether or not they’d benefit from one (or more). Keep reading to...

When choosing a dentist, sadly many people simply choose blindly, meaning they don’t research their dentist before making an appointment. This is a poor decision as you are truly putting your mouth into your dentist’s hands…not just the appearance of it but the health...

It’s no secret that a straight, white smile is an attractive feature. In fact, studies even indicate that people view those with a great smile as more successful both personally and professionally. However, many people aren’t confident with their smile because their...

When it comes to a healthy mouth, your gums play a vital role. After all, gums are the foundation of your teeth. To learn more about gum disease and how to avoid it, keep reading. What is gum disease? Gum disease affects more than 75 percent of adults over 35. Also...

If you associate dentures with only senior citizens, that’s not entirely accurate. Statistics indicate that nearly 57 percent of Americans who are 65-74 years old wear dentures. Further, those ages 55-64 wear either partial or full dentures. And almost 30 percent of...