A Dental Crown is a budget-friendly dental procedure designed to restore and strengthen damaged and decayed teeth. Dental Crowns are used for different types of dental procedures that include large cavities, and fractured teeth. Dental Crowns can also be used along with other restorative dental procedures including root canals and dental bridges. Dental Crowns are…

Your dentist explains that if you suffer from dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, it can affect your oral health. Dry mouth is more than just that thirsty feeling you get when you are dehydrated. Dry mouth makes you produce less saliva, if any at all. If you are producing saliva, it will be stringy…

Mini Dental Implants were developed over thirty years ago for temporary dental prosthetics stabilization, while you and your dentist waited for your larger dental implants to heal. Now mini Dental Implants are used to stabilize both full and partial dentures along with supporting crowns and fixed bridges. Now approved for long-term use, Mini Dental Implants…

Your smile is what people are attracted to when they first meet you, but if you are afraid to smile because you have a missing front tooth, your self-esteem and self-confidence isn’t the only thing that will suffer. Your dentist explains that a missing tooth or missing teeth can cause other problems as well. Replacing…

Dental Sealants really do work, and if you have children or teens, or have teeth that are not filled, talk to your dentist about placing dental sealants on the chewing surfaces of premolar and molars According to the American Dental Association, Dental Sealants are used to protect your back teeth against tooth decay. Because the…

Although Tooth Whitening is the most popular cosmetic dental procedure on the planet, with over 1.5 billion spent last year on products in the United States, it could cause problems for your teeth and gums if you are suffering from, “Bleachorexia.” Over whitening has become an epidemic thanks to the dozens of tooth whitening products…

Dental Contouring or Tooth Reshaping is an inexpensive way to change the shape of your teeth using a conservative method to repair minor defects. These two dental procedures are used to make subtle changes to your teeth. Your dentist explains that although the changes are small, they can make an amazing difference. Teeth that overlap…

One of the biggest reasons that people do not schedule regular dental appointments is fear. Even with the Sedation Dentistry techniques available, some still avoid the dentist like the plague because they are scared to death of the dentist. Thanks to modern dental technology you can feel at ease in the dentist chair with Sedation…

It’s New Year’s Day and if you haven’t included better oral health on your resolution list, you could be asking for trouble. Of course, brushing twice and flossing once each day will improve your chances when it comes to tooth decay and other dental problems, but if you aren’t seeing your dentist twice a year,…

Practice Preventive Dentistry and you could be doing your heart, and the rest of your body a favor. According to recent studies, scientists believe that there may be a direct link between heart disease, stroke, diabetes, immune disorders, and poor oral health. Alzheimer’s may also be linked to tooth decay and gum disease as patients…