Are you familiar with the word gingivitis and what it entails? Gingivitis is an early stage of gum disease in which several symptoms can often be present alerting you to a downturn in your oral health in relation to gum tissue infections. If gingivitis is present, you will need to visit your dentist so that treatments can be used to... read more »
Fashioning dental crowns is an interesting yet time-consuming procedure. We love educating our patients about dental topics, so we’ve assembled this data for you to help you as you find out more about how dental crowns are made. Please reach out to us if you have any more queries about how dental crowns are fashioned. The process of creating dental... read more »
Have you ever actively asked yourself how you can improve your oral health care? Although brushing and flossing remain the cornerstones to a healthy smile, it is just as important consistently make an effort to improve those skills as well as seek out additional treatments to help protect or treat your pearly whites. One particularly important technique in regard to... read more »
If you have recently had a tooth extraction, make sure you are getting the care you need to heal yourself and your mouth. Not all teeth or patients are the same, so your treatment options should not be the same as well. It is important to always listen to your dentist for maximum efficiency in the recovery process. Our team... read more »
A healthy smile is not just good for the teeth and gums but the rest of your body as well. In particular, the heart benefits from healthy teeth and gums as professional dental cleanings have been linked to healthier heart health. How Your Mouth Impacts the Heart Studies show that people who had professional dental cleanings at least once every... read more »
If you are pregnant, we strongly recommend that you keep an eye out for the following dental problems: Pregnancy Gingivitis Pregnancy gingivitis is a very common dental problem many women face because of the hormonal changes they experience during their pregnancy. Gingivitis is a serious and dangerous disease that can cause your gums to swell and bleed. If this disease... read more »
