Are your teeth getting longer? Are they more sensitive? Are they bleeding and causing you pain? Any of these issues could be a sign that your gums are receding. If you notice any of these issues, please contact us soon—especially if you notice the appearance of your smile changing. Sadly, gum recession can be caused by several issues, meaning there... read more »
What do you know about dental crowns? Do you know why you should consider getting a dental crown—or what a crown could be used for? In reality, crowns can be used to finish a wide array of dental restorations—meaning crowns can be extremely useful for useful if you’re interested in having an attractive, beautiful smile. As you may know, dental... read more »
The enamel is receptive to stains from multiple sources such as consuming dark food and drinks, tobacco use or even the natural processes of aging. Minor stains are often easier to brighten than stains that extend deep into the enamel layer. How deeply your teeth are stained will directly influence the whitening products and procedures needed to give you the... read more »
Oral bacteria which is not removed daily with a good brushing and flossing routine can lead to inflammation of the gum tissue--or gingivitis. If this bacteria is left in the mouth, it creates toxins that irritate sensitive gum tissue, which you might notice because it can cause your gums to swell and bleed when you brush and floss. You can... read more »
A reduction in saliva production will greatly increases your chances of developing tooth decay and gum disease. Identifying the source of dry mouth will better help you select the best remedy that will work for you. A lot of prescription medications include dry mouth as one of the side effect. If you developed dry mouth shortly after starting a new... read more »
There are many ways to restore or protect your teeth. Dental crowns are one of the options that can both restore your smile, while protecting your teeth. If you are looking for a way to restore your smile, talk to your dentist about dental crowns today. In a nutshell, dental crowns are artificial caps that are placed over a damaged... read more »
Do you ever have pain in your mouth, tongue, cheeks or lips? Do you wake up with the pain or find that it comes and goes randomly throughout the day? Do you ever notice a dry mouth, an increased thirst, or an unusual bitter or metallic taste in your food? If you’ve noticed any of these issues, you could be... read more »
The mouth is a fascinating work of anatomy. It is home to teeth and gums, tongue and throat bacteria! Lots and lots of bacteria. For the average adult, anywhere from 100 to 200 species of bacteria may live in your mouth. And even those who take good care of their teeth, will likely have 1,000 to 100,000 bacteria on every tooth surface! Many... read more »
As you eat your favorite Christmas treats and foods, it’s very important that you take proper care of your smile. If you don’t, your smile will suffer serious consequences, and you don’t want that this holiday season! So, to help you prevent dental issues and care for your smile, we recommend doing the following things this Christmas: No. 1: Eat... read more »
We understand how difficult it can be when it comes to choosing a procedure that’s perfect for you in order to achieve the flawless smile you always dreamed of. That is why we are here to help you understand the benefits of dental veneers and how it can help you. Dental veneers are custom-made, thin shells that are placed over... read more »
