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Aug
14

Bad Breath: Causes and Treatment Options

We talk a lot about the importance of a healthy smile. Another component of looking and feeling your best? Fresh breath! You may be surprised to learn that millions of patients struggle with bad breath — and many don’t even…

Jul
31

What You Need to Know About Getting a Filling

Chances are, you’ve had a filling, a dental procedure used to treat tooth decay. By sealing the cavity or hole in the tooth, it helps to prevent pain and infection and avoid further damage or even tooth loss. In today’s…

Jun
26

What You Need to Know About Dental Bonding

Did you know that dental bonding is one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments? By applying a composite resin material to the surface of your teeth, it can help you achieve and maintain a healthy, beautiful smile.  Enhance your…

Jun
15

Your Guide to Tooth Extraction

Tooth extraction sounds scary, but with the right tips and tricks, you’ll know everything needed for before, during, and after your appointment.  To start, what is tooth extraction? Put simply, it refers to the removal of a tooth from its…

May
15

Gum Recession: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options

Your gums play an important role in your oral health, keeping your teeth in place and protecting them from infection. Gum recession is a common dental problem that occurs when the gum tissue around your teeth wears away. The roots…

Apr
28

The History of Dentistry

In today’s world, we take for granted how easy it is to take care of our teeth. We can easily use toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss at home and book our biannual appointments to ensure that everything looks good. That wasn’t…

Apr
20

Should I Wear a Mouthguard? Protect Your Smile During Spring Sports

It’s common to think of a helmet or shin guards when keeping your body safe during sports. A mouthguard, though, is an equally important piece of protective gear. Whether you’re playing football, basketball, hockey, or another high-impact sport, it’s important…

Mar
20

Frequently Asked Questions About Root Canals

If bacteria enters the pulp of a tooth and leads to infection, a root canal is a procedure to remove the infected pulp and seal the tooth to prevent reinfection. If you’ve been told you need one, you’re not alone:…