What Protection Does a Mouthguard Provide?
The teeth and bones are among the hardest and most durable tissues in our bodies. Yet, they are still vulnerable to trauma and injuries, sometimes requiring the use of protective devices and additional...
View ArticleJaw Pain After a Fall: What your dentist says you should do
Many patients consult with dentists for treatment following a fall that results in facial trauma. Depending on the severity of the fall, a jaw fracture can occur. If you fail to pursue treatment for a...
View ArticleHealthy Dental Habits to Follow
Patients who establish good dental hygiene habits can stave off problems like severe decay or advanced gum disease that can create the need for surgical tooth extractions and tooth replacement...
View ArticleHow can I preserve my teeth as I age?
Maintaining good oral health is important at any age—especially in one’s later years. Oral function is a part of our daily lives, from chewing to using the entire oral health system to speak properly....
View ArticleThe Benefits of 3D Technology
Traditional radiographs (X-rays) are only two-dimensional and when used in medicine and dentistry, they have limitations. Fortunately, some dentists – including our oral surgeon – use three-dimensional...
View ArticleBrushing and Flossing Do More Than Just Clean Teeth
Practicing proper daily oral hygiene is paramount to establishing a foundation of good oral health. In fact, brushing and flossing do more than just clean your teeth. Flossing and brushing help prevent...
View ArticleDetecting Gum Disease Early
Gum disease – especially in its advanced stages – is a major danger to your oral health. During routine checkups, dentists always look for potential signs of gum disease in an effort to curb this...
View ArticleDo I really need to pay attention to my tongue?
Many times, our tongues are overlooked when we think about our oral health. Oral healthcare providers like your dentist, however, always take a look at your tongue during checkups. This is because your...
View ArticleIs your diet at the root of your dental issue?
We all know that what we eat is important for our health and wellbeing but sometimes we overlook the fact that our diet affects our oral health, too. This is why a dentist will ask questions about your...
View ArticleSugary Drinks and Dental Health
Your dental health is precious and preserving vital oral tissue is something that people should keep in mind on a daily basis. Our modern diets, which are prevalent in acid and sugar, can lead to...
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