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Don't Put Off Getting Treatment for Your Sensitive Teeth
posted: Feb. 28, 2020.
While out with friends one evening, you take a bite of ice cream. Suddenly, pain shoots through your teeth. It only lasts a second, but it's enough to ruin your Read more -
Don't Worry About Dental Amalgam: It's Safe for Treating Cavities
posted: Feb. 18, 2020.
Dental amalgam—also known as “silver fillings”—has been used for nearly a hundred years to treat cavities. There are several reasons why this mixture of metals has been the go-to material Read more -
Manage These Risk Factors to Reduce Your Risk of Tooth Decay
posted: Feb. 08, 2020.
Tooth decay doesn't occur out of thin air, but is the end result of bacteria feeding on sugar, multiplying and producing acid. High acidity erodes tooth enamel and creates an Read more -
4 Advantages to Using Composite Resins for Restoring Teeth
posted: Jan. 29, 2020.
Restoring chipped, stained or decayed teeth with dental porcelain is a tried and true method that’s been used for decades. In recent years, though, restorations made with composite resin have Read more -
4 Things that can Cause Gum Recession and What to do About Them
posted: Jan. 19, 2020.
Besides attractively showcasing your teeth, your gums protect your teeth and underlying bone from bacteria and abrasive food particles. Sometimes, though, the gums can pull back or recede from the Read more -
No Matter When the New Decade Begins, Be Sure You're Partnered With Us for Your Dental Care
posted: Jan. 09, 2020.
The 2020s are here, so throw those “new decade” parties! Well, maybe. Some of your party guests might insist the Twenties won't begin until January 1, 2021. For some reason, Read more -
Dissolving Roots in Adult Teeth Needs to be Treated Immediately
posted: Dec. 30, 2019.
When primary (“baby”) teeth begin to give way for incoming permanent teeth, their roots dissolve in a natural process called root resorption. Dissolving roots, however, isn’t natural for adult teeth Read more -
Chronic Dry Mouth Could Increase Your Risk for Dental Disease
posted: Dec. 20, 2019.
When your mouth is dry, you know it: that sticky, uncomfortable feeling when you first wake up or when you're thirsty. Fortunately, it usually goes away after you eat or Read more -
These 4 Habits Could Help You Avoid Gum Disease
posted: Dec. 10, 2019.
Here’s the bad news about periodontal (gum) disease: It’s a leading cause for tooth loss. Even worse: Half of adults over 30 will have some form of it during their Read more -
4 Reasons Why You May Need to See a Periodontist for Your Gum Disease
posted: Nov. 30, 2019.
After treating you for periodontal (gum) disease for some time, we may suggest you see a periodontist, a specialist in gum conditions and diseases. There are a number of reasons Read more -
There Are a Lot of Bacteria in Your Mouth but Only a Few Mean You Harm
posted: Nov. 20, 2019.
Say “bacteria,” especially in the same sentence with “disease” or “infection,” and you may trigger an immediate stampede for the hand sanitizer. The last thing most people want is to Read more -
Fluoridated Drinking Water Helps Curb Tooth Decay Safely
posted: Nov. 10, 2019.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calls it “one of the ten most important public health measures of the 20th Century.” A new vaccine? A cure for a Read more -
Chronic Jaw Pain Could be Related to Other Inflammatory Conditions
posted: Oct. 31, 2019.
If you're suffering from jaw pain or impaired function, it may not be the only source of chronic pain in your body. Of the millions of adults with temporomandibular joint Read more -
Changing Antibiotic Use Today will Help Ensure Their Effectiveness Tomorrow
posted: Oct. 21, 2019.
It’s hard to imagine, but little more than a century ago today’s “minor” bacterial and viral infections were often deadly. This changed with the advent of antibiotics, drugs which kill Read more -
Practice Caution with Energy or Sports Drinks to Protect Your Enamel
posted: Oct. 11, 2019.
Although energy and sports drinks have different purposes, they have one thing in common: they often contain added citric and other acids to improve taste and prolong shelf life. Their Read more -
Cracked Mouth Corners can be Irritating - Here's How to Treat Them
posted: Oct. 01, 2019.
As dentists, we often see other mouth problems besides those with teeth and gums. One of the most common is cracking around the corners of the mouth. Although usually not Read more
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