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Too Much Sugar Can Wreck More Than Your Teeth
posted: Apr. 08, 2020.
You've heard it. Your parents heard it—maybe even your grandparents too. Dentists have been alerting people for more than half a century that high sugar consumption contributes to tooth decay.That Read more -
Retain Your New Smile After Braces with a Retainer
posted: Mar. 29, 2020.
It’s been a long road with your braces, but now they’re finally off. Hopefully the first glimpse of your new smile more than made up for the time and effort Read more -
Is There a Link Between Gum Disease and Cardiovascular Health?
posted: Mar. 19, 2020.
Is there a link between periodontal (gum) disease and cardiovascular disease? Medical researchers are endeavoring to answer this intriguing question, but early findings seem to say yes. If it bears Read more -
Artificial Sweeteners Could Have a Positive Impact on Your Dental Health
posted: Mar. 09, 2020.
Cutting back on table sugar is a good thing, both for your body in general and your mouth in particular. The bacteria that cause dental disease thrive on leftover sugar Read more -
Look at Your Options for Saving a Tooth First Before Replacing it
posted: Feb. 28, 2020.
It's no exaggeration — dental implants have revolutionized teeth replacement. Life-like and durable, implants are the closest thing in design and function to a natural tooth.In fact, there's only one Read more -
These 4 Habits Could Help You Avoid Gum Disease
posted: Feb. 18, 2020.
Here’s the bad news about periodontal (gum) disease: It’s a leading cause for tooth loss. Even worse: Half of adults over 30 will have some form of it during their Read more -
3 Things You Should Do to Avoid Harm From Gum Disease
posted: Feb. 08, 2020.
In the world of movies and television, the lead actors get the lion’s share of the credit. In reality, though, there wouldn’t be much of a show without the supporting Read more -
Early Intervention can Correct Abnormal Upper Jaw and Palate Growth
posted: Jan. 29, 2020.
Poor bites, also known as “malocclusions,” can have a dramatic impact on mouth function and appearance. Moving teeth to better positions will solve most of these bite problems — but Read more -
We may Need to Build up the Bone in Your Jaw before Implants
posted: Jan. 19, 2020.
Dental implant technology has advanced at such an astounding rate in recent years that you can now walk into a dentist's office with a problem tooth and out the same Read more -
Veneers May Not Be the Best Option for Your Teenager's Teeth
posted: Jan. 09, 2020.
Just like adults, teenagers experience chipped, stained or disfigured teeth. And during a life stage where issues with appearance can be acutely painful, these defects call out for a solution.And, Read more -
4 Tips for Extending the Life of Your Oral Appliance
posted: Dec. 30, 2019.
There are many different removable appliances — from dentures to retainers — that help people enjoy better mouth function and a more attractive smile. But like many things we use, Read more -
Get Ahead of a Developing Cross-Bite with This Early Intervention Measure
posted: Dec. 20, 2019.
Applying braces or clear aligners to move misaligned teeth is only part of an orthodontist's overall mission to eliminate poor bites (malocclusions). Sometimes a malocclusion isn't caused by the teeth Read more -
Stop Bite Problems Early With Interceptive Orthodontics
posted: Dec. 10, 2019.
Every year many parents learn their “tweenager” or teenager needs their bite corrected, often with specialized orthodontics. Imagine, though, if these families could go back in time to when their Read more -
Children with Chronic Health Conditions may Need Extra Dental Care
posted: Nov. 30, 2019.
Proactive dental care is an essential part of childhood growth. But that care can be much harder for children with chronic health issues than for healthier children.“Chronic condition” is an Read more -
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
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