You’ve probably noticed someone in a meeting or at dinner discreetly popping out their aligners before a meal. That’s Invisalign® at work. And it is something we offer at our office now. These custom-made clear trays have changed how adults and teens approach teeth straightening, offering an alternative to traditional metal braces that won’t have you feeling self-conscious during important presentations or date nights. Read on to learn more.
A new year often brings new goals, and many people choose to focus on their health as they look ahead. January is a great time to pay extra attention to your oral health, especially if you have been experiencing lingering discomfort or sensitivity. Root canal therapy is a comfortable and effective solution that restores, strengthens, and protects a tooth for years to come.
A complete smile offers comfort, confidence, and everyday function, which is why replacing a missing tooth is so important. A dental bridge can give you a dependable, natural-looking restoration that feels right at home in your smile. Many of our patients choose bridges because they deliver stability, comfort, and a renewed sense of confidence. Read on to learn more and find out if a dental bridge could save your smile.
A confident smile begins with strong, healthy teeth. For anyone missing teeth, modern dental implants offer an innovative solution that is also effective. Today’s implant dentistry combines cutting-edge technology with expert craftsmanship, delivering results that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.
For many of our patients, it’s no surprise that we’re called Friendly Family Dentistry. Some of you have trusted us with your care for decades, and now we see your children and even your grandchildren in our chairs. Being a family practice isn’t just a label for us. It’s a philosophy: caring for every generation under one roof.
When you wake up in the morning, does your mouth feel sticky and dry? You may also experience this sensation when you have a cold and have to breathe through your mouth. This feeling is known as dry mouth. It occurs when there is a lack of saliva in the mouth. Saliva is important because it helps rid the mouth of lingering food and bacteria. When bacteria are not removed from the mouth, they will continue to increase and eventually build up along the gum line, leading to problems with decay and gum disease.
Are yellow teeth making you self-conscious? We know that nobody likes yellow teeth. It can make you want to hide your smile. You may be contributing to your yellow teeth due to your lifestyle habits. We are happy to tell you that there is a treatment that can improve the color of your teeth. Read on to learn more.
Did you know that gum disease affects more than half of American adults? Gum disease is an infection that develops in the gum tissue. It can be difficult to diagnose, so it is important to be mindful of any changes to your oral health. Look for signs such as red and swollen gums, bad breath, and bleeding gums. There are certain things you can do to ensure your gums remain healthy:
We don’t know about you, but we are thrilled that spring is right around the corner. Spring is a time when many of our patients go outdoors to play sports and have fun with family. Nothing can ruin a fun time or exciting plans like a dental emergency. It always seems like an emergency happens at the least ideal time. There are certain things you can do to help prevent a dental emergency. Read on to learn more.
Did you do anything special to celebrate Valentine’s Day? If not, perhaps you celebrated National Toothache Day! If you are not familiar, National Toothache Day was February 9th and is a day designated to raise awareness about the importance of good oral health and how to avoid toothaches and other dental issues.