Periodontics
Top Reasons To Say Yes To Dental Implants
Dental implants have slowly become a treatment staple in dentistry and in patient’s lives for over 60 years. In the earliest days of dentistry, patients with lost teeth had limited options that came with drawbacks. Dental implants have given dentists the ability to restore a patient’s smile to a more natural looking and comfortable feeling…
Read MoreTop 10 Dental Symptoms
From occasional discomfort to persistent pain, dental issues can vary in severity. Recognizing common dental symptoms is crucial for timely intervention and optimal oral health. Below, we explore some prevalent symptoms and their potential implications. Sensitive Teeth: Initial discomfort when consuming hot or cold items could indicate tooth decay, enamel erosion, fractures, or gum-related issues.…
Read MoreFacts About Maintenance Of Dental Implants
Many believe that once teeth are replaced with dental implants, they are there for good, and do not need to be cared for. Implants need to be maintained just like regular teeth. While dental implants are not susceptible to decay, they can break down down due to force, chronic inflammation, or infection, and begin to…
Read MoreCan Exercise Improve Dental Health?
Regular exercise has been long proven to improve quality of life. Bet you did not know regular exercise is good for your dental health too! Recent research suggests that regular workouts can help prevent periodontal disease. Exercise And Dental Linked? Numerous studies have been completed over the last 10 years confirming a definite link between…
Read MoreGoing Thru Menopause? Check With Your Dentist
Menopause can be a time of tremendous anxiety for many women. As their bodies change and hormone levels rise and fall during menopause, there can be some unforeseen consequences. Many women only notice the outward changes that occur to their bodies but fail to look internally especially the changes that can occur in the mouth.…
Read MorePeriodontal Disease Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore
Periodontal disease is a progressive disorder that if left untreated will worsen over time. Many people simply ignore the warning signs or just do not know them. Educating yourself on the signs and symptoms of periodontal disease is a good first step to taking control of the disease and it’s progression. What Is Periodontal Disease?…
Read MoreWhy Do I Need Dental X-Rays?
Dental X-rays are an integral part of proper dental care. Most of us pose the question…Why do I need to have x-rays?? For starters, dental x-rays give your dentist a view of many oral issues that are not visible to the naked eye. This “photograph” of your dental skeleton allows your dentist information to make…
Read MoreWhat Foods To Avoid With Orthodontic Braces?
Undergoing orthodontic treatment can be a very challenging time for adults and young children. One of the big questions, after you find out how long you’ll have to wear them, is… Will I have to change what I eat? Unfortunately, both children and adults will need to avoid certain foods or treats while undergoing orthodontic…
Read MoreCan Your Dentist Tell Your Ethnic Background?
For many of us, our ethnicity is not easily seen from outward appearances. As generations go by, the different ethnic backgrounds have been mixed to produce a large variety of people in the world. Recent research has shown that the diverse oral bacteria in our mouths is actually as powerful as a fingerprint. It turns…
Read MoreBright Smiles And Fresh Breath For The Holidays
It is Holiday time again…holiday parties, office parties, social occasions with friends, and mistletoe! Time to get yourself ready for these holiday events with a bright, shiny smile and clean, fresh breath. Start with the Basics for Best Holiday Dental Health The basics include brushing at least twice a day (for at least 2 minutes each time) and flossing…
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