Do you need a deep dental cleaning? If you miss a professional dental cleaning or two, you might need a deep dental cleaning to restore your teeth and gums to a healthier state. Learn the signs to watch for and how a deep cleaning can help you.
Dentures have been around for thousands of years, as humans have tried to solve the problem of tooth loss. Today, modern technology can create dentures that are almost indiscernible from natural teeth.
Are you plagued by headaches that are accompanied by a sore jaw? Your headaches may be related to two tiny little joints in your jaw. Here’s a look at TMJ headaches and how to treat them.
Using the Invisalign® aligner system is a great way to straighten your teeth. With no brackets or wires to worry about, it’s simple and convenient. So how do you take care of your aligners? Read on to learn how.
You have heard of veneers, but do you know how they transform your smile by correcting a variety of common dental issues? If you have cracked, discolored, or misshapen teeth, veneers may be a solution. They correct more smile flaws than you think.
You may want straight teeth, but the thought of metal brackets and wires is enough to keep you smiling with your mouth closed to hide the imperfections. Consider the advanced Invisalign® clear aligning system for straighter teeth without the hassle.
Have you ever had sore gums that bleed when you brush or floss? Gums that are tender or bleed easily are symptoms of gum disease, also called periodontal disease. Left untreated, it can extend beyond your oral health to other body systems.
If you’re one of the 178 million men or women in the United States missing at least one tooth, you should consider dental implants. With high satisfaction rates, implants provide a permanent, natural-looking result.
Just because you’re an adult doesn’t mean you have to live with crooked teeth. Invisalign® clear aligners aren’t just for teenagers, or even young adults. They can straighten your teeth from midlife and beyond, without the hassle of braces.
If the thought of receiving mouth-numbing anesthesia or hearing the sound of dental drills makes you feel anxious, you’re not alone. Fortunately, laser dentistry makes it possible to maintain good oral health without all the stress.
