If you grind and clench your teeth consistently, you risk losing the protection of your enamel and significantly altering the alignment of your bite. While many people occasionally bite or rub their teeth together, the habit becomes a real danger when it occurs every night while you are asleep. As your enamel physically wears away, […]
Is your smile as bright as it once was in years past? When teeth begin to dull in appearance, it is quite normal to have feelings of embarrassment or lose enthusiasm for showing your smile off to others. When your natural shade changes, you may take on a prematurely aged appearance. Even as you perform […]
Over the course of our day, our mouths interact with the outside world whenever we speak, eat, and breathe. As we are constantly performing one of these activities, we expose ourselves to elements in our environment that can affect our oral health. By prioritizing hygienic care for our mouths, we maintain the health and beauty […]
How long has it been since you last visited the dentist for a routine checkup? We suggest scheduling an appointment twice a year to examine the health of your mouth and assist your hygienic efforts at home. Each examination allows us to check for signs of tooth decay that you may not notice on your […]
When you lose one of your teeth, adapting to your new smile can be quite frustrating. You may be shocked at how significantly the loss alters your appearance and feel pain and sensitivity in your mouth. Because each tooth works in concert with one another to form your bite, your jaw must now shift around […]
When you decide to enhance your smile with cosmetic dentistry, you may be surprised by how quickly you receive results. You will find that many procedures take as little as one or two visits to address problem areas with your teeth. By speaking to our team, you can plan a treatment schedule that fits your […]
If you grind your teeth regularly, friction wears away the surface of your enamel and can create serious problems with your appearance and oral health. Although normal biting and chewing applies force throughout your day, the eroding effect is comparatively minimal. But when you grind your teeth on a nightly basis, you can alter your […]
Periodontal disease, caused by the bacterial infection of your gums, is the leading cause of tooth loss among American adults. When your gums are healthy, they secure your teeth’s place in your jaw and provide a protective seal for deeper tissues. When disease appears, infection and inflammation destroy these tissues and threaten the health of […]
Do you visit the dentist’s office regularly for cleanings and examinations? If it has been more than six months since your last visit, you should make an appointment to inspect your teeth for signs of tooth decay. When not removed, food and oral bacteria form plaques that can wear away at the surface of your […]
Adjusting to the loss of a tooth can be rather difficult for anyone to experience. While you may be unhappy with how your smile’s new look, you can also experience significant discomfort. This is because your jaw must shift in awkward position to account for the new gap. Left untreated, this problem will continue to […]
