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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....

Sensitive teeth can occur naturally, but in most patients there is a particular factor that leads to the development of tooth sensitivity, though it can be difficult to deduce the precise cause. In some cases, a single tooth is sensitive, possibly indicating a need for...

A habit can be defined as a fixation or dependency on an item (such as smoking or overeating); or an action (biting fingernails or grinding your teeth). When your daily routine involves habits that can be injurious to your teeth, your dentist can fill you...

Teeth whitening is possibly the most economical dental enhancement that can provide the biggest change in your appearance. Teeth whitening can improve problems associated with dental stain and tooth discoloration. Young adults, middle age, and senior citizens alike have one big thing in common … we...

Did you know that untreated sleep apnea affects your overall health? Not only can sleep apnea rob you of the rest you need to function at your best, it also strains your emotional and physical health, too. Sleep is an integral part of life. The...

Invisalign is an alternative to traditional braces that can accommodate subtle straightening in a relatively quick treatment process. The custom-designed aligners for Invisalign treatment allow the dentist to move teeth gently and effectively for straighter alignment and improved smiles, with a process that allows a...

Has your bed partner or roommate complained about your snoring? Do you wake up feeling lethargic and fatigued even after a full eight hours of sleep? If you answered yes to these questions, there is a possibility that you could have sleep apnea. Snoring is...