Periodontal disease (also known simply as gum disease) is the leading cause of adult tooth loss in the United States, affecting more than half of the population. It has been linked to a broad range of seemingly unrelated health conditions such as coronary artery disease, stroke, heart attack, Alzheimer’s disease, and possibly certain types of cancer. […]
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. Even a small imperfection in your teeth-and your smile-can impact how you feel, how you look, and how you interact with others. There are many cosmetic dental procedures to help you look and feel your best. Here are some ideas: Tooth Whitening has become […]
If your gums are sore, swollen, red, or bleeding, it may be an indication of gum disease. Other indications of gum disease may be: painful chewing, loose teeth, sensitivity, changes in how your teeth come together when you bite, ongoing bad breath, or a lasting bad taste in your mouth. Gum disease is caused by […]
Dental implants are a very effective solution to replace the loss of one or more teeth, especially multiple missing teeth in one area. It is also a life-enhancing solution for those who are inconvenienced by the day-to-day limitations of dentures. For over sixty years, implants have proven to be a common and successful practice for […]
February is Dental Health Month and a great time to take your children to the dentist for their checkups and necessary sealants. Sealants are an easy, cost effective approach to prevent tooth decay. Sealants are most beneficial starting when a child’s six year molars (their first permanent back teeth) come in. Sealants provide a protective […]
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