From a toothache to pain in the jaw, or sudden pain from a blow to the face, dental emergencies come in all shapes and sizes. Thus, how do individuals know that they have a true dental emergency? When should they call the dentist right away, and when is it okay to wait? While many dental …
With the ability to reduce the risk of cavities by 80%, as noted by the American Dental Association, dental sealants are the safe way to stop decay. In essence, sealants are placed over the occlusal (chewing) surfaces of back teeth in liquid form before being “cured” with a chemical or light. For teeth with deep …
Perhaps you suffer from chronic headaches or neck pain. Maybe you wake up with a feeling of soreness on one side of your face or jaw. On the other hand, perhaps your spouse has mentioned hearing you grind your teeth at night. Each of these circumstances can cause pain and discomfort within the temporomandibular joint. …
If going to the dentist is not something you want to do, or even think about, we understand. In fact, dental phobia is very common among patients of all ages. Whether you have mild anxiety about sitting in the dental chair or a severe fear of even making the appointment, there is a tool you …
Think it’s too late to straighten your teeth? Perhaps you aren’t willing to undergo months or years in metal braces as an adult. Now there is an orthodontic solution that you can feel good about. Invisalign is a revolutionary treatment designed to give adults the opportunity to straighten their smile with minimal sacrifice to their …
Your teeth are designed to last a lifetime. Unfortunately, not all of us are able to keep our natural teeth as we age. Whether due to accidental injury or poor oral hygiene, teeth can fall out or need to be extracted from time to time. While you may be tempted to ignore a missing tooth, …
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