Are you practicing healthy dental habits? Perhaps some of your daily habits are actually bad for your oral health and you’re unaware of it. Our dentist provides patient education to empower members of our community in taking charge of their oral and general health. Our...
Sufficient sleep is imperative for feeling well and completing daily tasks. However, millions of people suffer with a dangerous disorder that causes pauses in their breathing while asleep. Known as sleep apnea, this disorder can be life threatening without treatment. Using this guide, you will...
Sedation dentistry is a wonderful option for patients who experience extreme fear at the thought of going to the dentist. Even having their teeth cleaned can feel overwhelming, these individuals will go years never setting foot in a dental office. This path leads to obvious problems....
Depending on the severity of your dental malocclusion, you may see results very quickly. While overnight is too soon, within a few weeks you may see signs your smile is improving. And with Invisalign, you don’t have to try to see changes through metal wires,...
The decision to undergo any major dental procedure often leaves patients concerned about the results – wondering if the dental work will appear natural, feel and functional naturally, or hinder everyday life. With dental implants, patients have the benefits comparable to natural teeth with a...
Many people hold misconceptions about oral health. Unfortunately, some misconceptions can harm the health of teeth and gums. To help set the record straight, our team addresses common falsehoods that many people bring to our attention during checkups and cleanings. In providing high quality general...
Plaque building up in the mouth is one of the root causes of many dental health issues, from bad breath to tooth decay to gum disease. Regular oral care and visits to your dentist will help reduce this buildup and keep problems from becoming serious. What...
Sleep apnea is a very serious condition where the individual experiences shallow breathing or stops breathing altogether multiple times during periods of sleep. This is due to soft tissues in the mouth and/or throat that collapse cutting off the airway depleting oxygen to the brain. The...
Tooth loss can happen due to trauma, disease, or decay. Once a permanent tooth is gone, it will not grow back. But there are solutions to restore one or more lost teeth; a visit to an implant dentist for a consultation will reveal if you...
Usually applied to newly grown molars in children, dental sealants are designed to protect teeth in an effort to prevent the development of cavities. The sealant is applied to the occlusal or biting surface of the molars, which are typically uneven with ridges and grooves....