If you cringe at the thought of eating something cold and prefer your water room temperature you’re not alone. Sensitive teeth are a common dental problem. Many people experience discomfort or pain when they consume cold or hot food or drinks – or even if they breathe in very cold air.… Read more

The American Cancer Society states that 53,000 people will be diagnosed with oral cavity or oropharyngeal cancer in 2019. It’s a serious condition that warrants attention and care. If you believe you have any oral cancer symptoms, it’s best to schedule a consultation with your dental specialist immediately to get treatment.… Read more

For decades, braces have been the go-to treatment for misaligned teeth. Although very effective, braces came with several difficulties. They had to stay firmly in the mouth 24/7 for several months. Brushing and flossing teeth is more difficult while wearing braces.… Read more

We get it. A chipped or broken tooth probably isn’t the highlight of your year. But it is by no means the end of the world! Damaged teeth are very common and affect people of all ages. Fortunately, today’s crowns are realistic, durable and more convenient than ever.… Read more

Not everyone has dental insurance, but those who do sometimes take it for granted. Dental insurance gives you a fixed amount of money to spend on your dental care each year. Anything that isn’t used is absorbed by your insurance company when your plan starts over in January.… Read more

Dental insurance is a source of a lot of questions and confusion. Many of the questions surrounding dental insurance stem from the fact that dental insurance often doesn’t work in the same way that our other insurance coverages work. Other insurance types are really the transfer of risk from an individual to a large group.… Read more

Invisalign is a tooth alignment system that produces gorgeous results comfortably and conveniently. It differs from traditional braces, because the clear aligners are removable and virtually invisible. If you’re looking to straighten your smile without drastically altering your daily life or appearance, Invisalign might be the perfect solution.… Read more

As technology and science advance, dentistry is becoming not only more comfortable for the patient, but much more precise. This provides many benefits to the patient and ultimately to their overall dental health.

Lasers have many uses in modern dentistry, like being used during crown preparations.… Read more

Research surrounding fluoride’s benefits for promoting healthy teeth began in the early 1900s when Frederick McKay, a young dentist in Colorado Springs, found that his patients had remarkably resilient teeth. This was at a time when tooth decay and related health issues were nearly an epidemic blight on the nation’s collective smile.… Read more

Regular dental checkups are synonymous with excellent dental health. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends routine dental visits as instructed by the dentist to maintain optimal oral wellness. Here are more reasons why you should drop by your dentist’s regularly;

Stronger, Cleaner Teeth

This is probably one of the most prominent benefits that comes with routine visits to the dentist.… Read more