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Eating the Right Carbs Helps Keep Your Gums Healthy
posted: Nov 20, 2019.
As with most Western countries, we in the U.S. love our carbs. While fats and proteins make an appearance in our diets, many of us go full-tilt on sugars, starches Read more -
Chronic Mouth Breathing Could Create Conditions for a Poor Bite
posted: Nov 10, 2019.
Breathing: You hardly notice it unless you're consciously focused on it—or something's stopping it!So, take a few seconds and pay attention to your breathing. Then ask yourself this question—are you Read more -
Adjust Your Diet to Accommodate TMD to Maximize Nutrition
posted: Oct 31, 2019.
Eating is one of the pleasures — and necessities — of life, but people who suffer from temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) may find eating no pleasure at all — and Read more -
A Retainer-Like Device can Preserve the Space Left by a Lost Primary Tooth
posted: Oct 21, 2019.
Children losing their primary (“baby”) teeth is both natural and necessary. So, is it really that much of a concern if they lose one early?The answer is yes — premature Read more -
Regardless of What You've Seen Online, Don't Fear a Root Canal Treatment
posted: Oct 11, 2019.
With smart phone in hand, you can instantaneously find out just about anything. Unfortunately, online search results aren’t always accurate. Case in point: there’s an idea floating on the World Read more -
Dentures Require Planning and Attention to Detail to Look Natural
posted: Oct 01, 2019.
Twenty-six percent of American adults between 65 and 74 have lost all their teeth to dental disease. This isn’t an appearance problem only—lack of teeth can also harm nutrition and Read more -
Teens Benefit Most from A Temporary Solution to Missing Teeth
posted: Sep 21, 2019.
While tooth loss can occur at any age, replacing one in a younger patient requires a different approach than for someone older. It’s actually better to hold off on a Read more -
Customized Temporary Crowns let you 'Rehearse' Your Future Smile
posted: Sep 11, 2019.
Modern restorations for severely damaged or missing teeth are truly remarkable. Although the type of restoration may differ — dental implant, bridge, or veneer — the end result is a Read more -
Smoking Could Increase Your Gum Disease Risk
posted: Sep 01, 2019.
Although periodontal (gum) disease starts with the gums, the teeth may ultimately suffer. An infection can damage the gum attachment and supporting bone to the point that an affected tooth Read more -
There's New Hope for a Better Understanding of Chronic Jaw Pain
posted: Aug 22, 2019.
Chronic jaw pain and limited jaw mobility are two common symptoms of a group of conditions known as temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJD or TMD). Several effective treatments have developed over Read more -
Air Abrasion: an Effective and More Comfortable Alternative to the Dental Drill
posted: Aug 12, 2019.
Fillings are essential for saving decayed teeth and restoring much of their strength and function. And, with contemporary tooth-colored fillings that approach the strength of traditional metal amalgam now available, Read more -
A Stainless Steel Crown Could Extend the Life of a Primary Molar
posted: Aug 02, 2019.
One of the key elements in a child’s development is their first set of teeth. Although primary (“baby”) teeth last only a few years, they’re critically important for enabling a Read more -
3 Surprising Sugar Sources Your Baby Might be Consuming
posted: Jul 23, 2019.
Tooth decay is an ever present danger for your baby’s developing teeth. It begins with disease-causing bacteria feasting on leftover sugar, producing high levels of oral acid that slowly dissolves Read more -
Taking a Trip Abroad? Do This to Protect Your Dental Health
posted: Jul 13, 2019.
With summer vacation season in full swing, you and your family might be planning a trip away from home, maybe even far from home. If you’re vacationing out of the Read more -
How to Keep Your Teeth and Gums Healthy During Pregnancy
posted: Jul 03, 2019.
While pregnancy is an exciting time for expectant mothers, it can pose extra health challenges. This is especially true regarding dental health.Because of hormonal changes that naturally occur during pregnancy, Read more -
Inflammation is a Key Element in Both Oral and Systemic Diseases
posted: Jun 23, 2019.
Anybody can contract periodontal (gum) disease if they don't brush and floss every day. Inadequate hygiene allows a thin film of disease-causing bacteria and food particles called plaque to build Read more
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