There are many aspects to your dental health, such as prevention, restoration, and cosmetic improvement. Of these, however, prevention is the most important; if you can avoid dental issues from developing, then you can avoid the need for more extensive
Did you know that severe gum disease, or periodontitis, is the leading cause of adult tooth loss in the United States? It is also one of the most highly preventable chronic dental diseases, often requiring little more than consistently good
Good dental health care entails more than ensuring that your teeth and gums remain disease-free. It also involves understanding and addressing issues that can inhibit your mouth’s proper function. For instance, TMJ disorder affects the joints and muscles that move
Do you feel insecure, even embarrassed, when you must show your teeth? In fact, do you frequently find yourself trying in vain to keep your teeth well hidden? If so, don’t keep settling for a smile that causes insecurity. Instead,
Many adults would admit to having a so-called “sweet tooth.” Unfortunately, whether you like to indulge in a daily cookie, cupcake, bowl of ice cream, candybar, or even soda or sweetened tea or coffee, your little bad habit could add
Are you interested in enjoying a brighter, whiter and simply more beautiful smile? Beautiful teeth can inspire confidence. Unfortunately, dingy and discolored teeth can do just the opposite. They can cause a great deal of embarrassment. If your teeth are