Gum Disease, also known as periodontal disease is an inflammation of the gum tissue caused by the excess buildup of bacteria, plaque and tartar. This causes a low grade infection in the gum tissues, which over time can cause a loss of material in the bones that anchor your teeth into your jaw. Brushing your teeth with a soft bristled... read more »

Americans work hard to appear attractive, probably because a smile is so important to making a good first impression. In fact, more than a billion dollars are spent every year to whiten their teeth. But, did you know that in-store whitening kits don’t always give you the desired results. Unfortunately, this is because not all teeth whitening kits can work... read more »

With all of the dental filling options out there, you’re probably wondering which one will be the best one for your mouth now and in the future. Today our team is going to give you an inside look at the two different dental filling options most commonly used by dentists today. Composite Composite fillings generally are referred to as tooth-colored... read more »

When many people notice that their dental appointment is coming up, their heart begins to race, they start to sweat, and they have the urge to jump back in bed and hide under their sheets. If you could be considered as one of these people, we are proud to tell you that we can help you have a better dental... read more »

Healthy teeth are important to have as a pregnant woman, but did you know that it’s just as important in the development of their baby? During the second trimester, your baby’s teeth are beginning to develop under their gums, meaning a sufficient amount of nutrients are needed. Eating the right foods can not only benefit your teeth but your baby’s... read more »

Our teeth are important tools that aid in our everyday lives, and it is imperative to take great care of them. In order to have a pristine, clean, and healthy smile, dentists today strongly recommend participating in a daily oral hygiene routine. If you include the following steps in your routine, you are on the right track to success: 1.... read more »

Dry mouth, officially called Xerostomia, is an oral health problem that many Americans experience. Dry mouth is usually the result of a lack of saliva produced in the mouth and is often a side effect of medication. While dry mouth is common, it is not something to be taken lightly. For most, dry mouth is just a nuisance. For some,... read more »