While keeping up with your oral health regimen such as brushing and flossing and attending your twice a year examination and cleaning may be a priority of yours, other factors can contribute to a sensitive smile. Having aching teeth is usually indicative of a bigger issue that is emerging for your oral health, and making… Read more »
Whether you are conscious of it or not, many of the foods you eat on a day-to-day basis can be harmful to your teeth. For example, citrus foods with high acid content can wear down our enamel, causing tooth sensitivity and harm. Further, that morning cup of coffee contains substances that cause discoloration to the… Read more »
When gum disease is allowed to develop, it can become one of the greatest concerns for your immediate and long-term oral health. Despite the fact that it’s highly preventable, many people still experience gum disease development at some point in their lives. The extent to which it impacts their oral health depends on how severe… Read more »
Dealing with oral health concerns successfully is often about more than just directly treating the concern. Your oral health is complex, and given the nature and extent of the problems your smile faces, some of them can have a compounding impact on other aspects of your oral health. For example, if you lose one or… Read more »
The specific treatment you receive at your dentist’s office depends on your specific oral health concerns. However, some treatments can address a wide range of different concerns with optimal results, making them more preferable than others for certain types of conditions. For example, modern dental crowns are among the most popular restorative dental treatments designed… Read more »