X-rays are a vital part of dentistry. They help us see potential problems we can’t catch with a traditional exam and help us monitor the growth and development of young patients. You should expect ... Read More
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Should I Consider Sedation Dentistry?
For many of us, a dental appointment is no problem–even when there’s a needle or drill involved. But for some patients, a visit to the dentist causes severe anxiety or disruptive behavior. Sedation ... Read More
What Do I Need for a Smile Makeover?
Healthy teeth are a priority for your family dentist. But for many patients, appearance is also high on the list. We all want a smile we can be proud of and want to share. Excellent oral health and ... Read More
Are Oral Health Problems Related to Vascular Health?
Did you know that protecting your teeth and gums can help you protect your heart? We know that oral health and overall health are linked. In the last decade, we’ve learned even more about the ... Read More
Why Do I Fear the Dentist So Much?
Do you get anxious about dental visits? Trust us–you’re not alone. Research shows that more than 35 percent of Americans are afraid of the dentist, and 12 percent have extreme fear. As your family ... Read More
Why Do My Teeth Look Gray?
Tooth discoloration is common–especially as we age. Our teeth can turn yellow because of staining from food, drinks and tobacco use. But graying teeth can be more of a mystery. Why do our teeth turn ... Read More
What Is Dry Mouth?
Do you experience dryness and stickiness in your mouth? Are you struggling to keep your dentures in place? Is bad breath a problem? You may have a condition called dry mouth. Dry mouth, also called ... Read More
Why Do My Teeth Hurt?
Sometimes you get a toothache where one tooth is painful or sensitive. This is often related to decay or a cavity. But other times, you might experience a more general phenomenon of aching or sore ... Read More
What Is a Tooth Abscess?
There are few things more unpleasant than a tooth abscess. It can be smelly, gross and extremely painful. But our concerns go way beyond the “ick factor.” A serious oral infection can cause severe ... Read More