Your overall well being is connected to your dental condition. With that knowledge doing everything you can to maintain great dental health should be given top priority. One of the things you can do to keep your teeth and gums in great shape is to see your dentist every six months for cleaning and dental…
DetailsIf your gums bleed when you brush, this could be a symptom of gingivitis, an early form of gum disease. Gingivitis is easily treated, so if you let your dentist know as soon as possible, you can prevent it from developing into more serious forms of periodontitis, which could require deep cleaning or even gum…
DetailsAre you wondering when it is time to start orthodontic therapy for your child? Perhaps your child’s teeth are crowding or overlapping as their adult teeth begin to come in. If you are wondering when your child should receive braces, it is best to call our office to reserve a consultation with our orthodontist. Our…
DetailsWhen looking into a mirror, what do you see? Do you focus on improvements that might be attained by improving your smile? Have you ever given thought to what could be achieved simply by a visit to your dentist? Our cosmetic dentist has tools available to help you reach goals you might have thought were…
DetailsPreventive dentistry, including at-home care and your twice-yearly dental exam, is the best way to keep your teeth healthy. Diligent everyday oral hygiene helps prevent cavities and gum disease, and regular visits to the dentist help diagnose any problems in their earliest stages. At-Home Oral Care Everyday oral care includes daily brushing and flossing. Use…
DetailsThe dental crown is used less often in cosmetic dentistry than it once was, but it is used for a variety of restoration work. Crowns can be made of metal, porcelain, or both. The decision to use a metal or a porcelain crown is based on the location of the tooth being treated and your…
DetailsTeeth rarely emerge perfectly straight, in exactly the right place, or in perfect alignment. Often these imperfections are slight, but can lead to serious long-term issues. Sometimes they’re severe, and must be corrected for overall health as well as cosmetic reasons. This is why most dentists recommend that a child be evaluated by an orthodontist…
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