1. Colds & Your Teeth

    Colds and Your Teeth As if feeling poorly due to a cold isn’t enough, this virus and its myriad remedies can cause several issues with your mouth that mustn’t be ignored. Colds and sinus infections that abound during cold winter months may cause bad breath, dry mouth, toothaches due to sinus pressure and even tooth decay. To alleviate these dental-related pitfalls, you will want to take certai…Read More

  2. About Bad Breath & Halitosis

    About Bad Breath & Halitosis When simple brushing and flossing routinely fail to freshen your breath and complete strangers repeatedly offer you mints, you may have a larger problem called halitosis. Just Bad Breath It is important to understand that occasional bad breath is not the same as halitosis. Bad breath usually occurs when food particles linger on and between teeth, gums and tongues a…Read More

  3. Lumineers Explained!

    All About Lumineers Many recall the obviously artificial looking teeth spoofed in many a comedy in years past that illustrated that the quest for stark white, unnaturally even teeth can overshoot the mark. That is why it is so important to choose the right cosmetic dentistry procedure and a good, trusted dental group. Lumineers are the # 1 requested, most natural and quickest type of veneers to tu…Read More

  4. All About Professional Teeth Whitening

    The multiple options for teeth whitening, concerns about cost, teeth and gum sensitivity, an unnatural look and the time required may have deterred you from lightening…until now! Armed with the facts and the help of a teeth whitening dentist your beautiful, natural smile awaits. Teeth Whitening Defined Teeth whitening, also known as bleaching, is the removal of stains and discoloration to restor…Read More

  5. Top Reasons Why You Need a Night Guard

    Romantic comedies often depict dental nightguards as the kiss of romantic death but these life-saving necessities provide relief for many people who suffer from TMJD. TMJD, also commonly referred to as TMJ or TMJ syndrome, stands for temporomandibular joint dysfunction. The temporomandibular joint connects the skull (socket) to the jawbone (ball) and ought to open and close smoothly and freely, al…Read More

  6. All About Invisalign®

    What Are Invisalign® Braces? Invisalign® is a superior method of orthodontia designed to correct misaligned teeth without the disadvantages associated with traditional braces. With Invisalign®, the “braces” are clear plastic trays, called aligners, that are worn over teeth to move them into proper position. Multiple sets of custom-made aligners, each with incremental adjustments, gradually …Read More

  7. Choosing Your Dentist

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  8. All About Dental Implants

    While dentures and bridges have filled the gaps due to tooth loss for years, and continue to be a viable option, implant dentistry has revolutionized family dentistry and the cosmetic dental office. Dental Implants Defined Dental implants consist of titanium or zirconia posts or rods that are surgically implanted to replace tooth roots. This may range from single tooth replacement to multiple teet…Read More

  9. The Power of Your Smile

    While we all know that looks aren’t everything, until people get to know how amazing you are, they can only base their first impression on what they see. Even the most accepting people will subconsciously judge someone’s character and personality based on appearance. According to research, in 1/10th of a second a person will determine if someone is attractive, likeable, competent, trustworthy …Read More

  10. Foods to Suit Your Teeth Part II

    In our previous blog post, we discussed some foods out there that you might want to bring into your diet - because some foods are better for your teeth and your dental care. In our last blog, we discussed water, meats, carrots, leafy greens, and cranberries (sugar-free!). Today, we’ll be talking about celery, gum, dairy, and tea - and all of the benefits these foods and drinks have to offer your…Read More