Did you know there are several issues that can lead to an aching tooth? In some cases, these are temporary issues and the pain will simply stop. However, the discomfort could also be a sign of a serious oral health concern and require a visit to your dentist. […]
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Healthy teeth are the strongest parts of your body, and they owe much of their strength to their roots, which are embedded within your jawbone. When the foundation of periodontal tissues and jawbone is weakened, your teeth can become loose (known as tooth mobility), making them less able to effectively bite and chew. Today, we […]
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With only between one and two percent of the nation immune to dental caries, you’re likely to develop a cavity at some point in your life. Whether an adult or a child, you are at risk of tooth decay forming in your smile. Do you have questions about cavities? Can they be prevented? How will […]
We understand that emergencies happen and rarely at convenient hours. If you find yourself facing a damaged, painful, or even missing tooth, contact our office. We can make arrangements for the doctor to meet with you outside of normal business hours and address the situation. However, if the issue could potentially be life threatening then […]
If you pop your knuckles, it might not hurt much (although the habit can have uncomfortable consequences later in life, like arthritis). If your jaw pops, however, it can be more than just uncomfortable – it can also be a warning sign of TMJ disorder, a dysfunction that affects your jaw’s joints. The most important […]
If you develop a cavity then treatment is crucial for avoiding more serious complications, such as a toothache or a dental infection. How do you treat tooth decay? The doctor may recommend restorative dentistry to repair a tooth. You can once again enjoy a healthy, functional, and lifelike tooth. […]
With Thanksgiving now just a few days away you may be joining your friends or family for a holiday feast. While enjoying the scrumptious offerings is fun, be aware of the risk certain foods can pose to your oral health. With the right steps, you can safeguard your smile this Thanksgiving from tooth decay and […]
Children and adults alike love Halloween. For kids, this is a chance to go around the neighborhood in costumes, collecting bags of candy. While nothing is wrong with the occasional sweets, too much candy can increase the risk of serious oral health issues, such as tooth decay and toothaches. Fortunately, you can help avoid toothaches […]
If you’ve got a penchant for Valentine’s Day, you may find yourself feeling a bit too ready the day before or rather blue a couple days after this romantic holiday has come and gone. Rather than wallow, we encourage you and your sweetheart to stop and smell the roses – or whatever plant you choose […]
By now you’ve probably heard that the enamel covering your teeth is the strongest natural substance found in your body. It has to be hard; how else could it possibly withstand the stress inflicted by biting, chewing, and exposure to hot and cold substances? Despite its relative hardness, tooth enamel isn’t totally invincible. And while […]
