Don't Let a Missing Tooth Hold You Back in Life

  • FAQs About Dental Crowns

    30 December 2019

    If you have decayed enamel, your dentist might recommend that you get a crown (also called a "cap"). If you've never had a crown placed before, you might have some questions. Read on to learn more about dental crowns. What's the Difference Between Other Restorations and Crowns? If you just have a small amount of decay in a tooth, your dentist can drill it out and place a filling, like with composite or silver amalgam.

  • 3 Facts You Should Know About Subperiosteal Implants

    29 November 2019

    The type of dental implants people usually think of are called endosteal implants. These implants are placed in a small hole made in your jawbone. Eventually, the jawbone itself grows around the implant to hold it in place. Unfortunately, some people are unable to get endosteal implants because they don't have enough bone density in their jawbones. If this describes you, then you still have a few options. You can choose to get a bone graft to augment the natural structure of your jaw, which will give your oral surgeon more bone to work with when placing endosteal implants.

  • Why Choose A Pediatric Specialist For Your Child's Dental Care Needs?

    29 October 2019

    Your child needs to go to a great dentist, and you want to make sure you choose a dental professional who will be able to care for your child properly. The right dentist will do more than just give your child a great checkup and keep their teeth in healthy condition, they will also do their part to help with your little one's special needs. Whether your little one needs special accommodations when they go to the dentist or you just want to make sure you do your part to give your child the best dental care, you need to consider a pediatric specialist for your child's dental needs.

  • How To Get Approved To Receive Dental Implants To Restore Teeth

    8 October 2019

    When it comes to dental implants, you have to meet certain criteria before you can be approved for treatment. As long as you are in general good health, your dentist is likely to approve you for dental implants to replace missing teeth. Problems arise if you have any issues with gum disease or if you have blood sugar levels that are not in control. Even though the surgery is small, your gums need to be able to heal after the surgery, and this is more difficult when you have out of control blood sugars.

  • Invisible Braces: The Questions You May Forget To Ask

    3 September 2019

    Whether you are an adult or an adolescent, there are plenty of good reasons why you may be interested in invisible braces. Before you start your treatment plan, it is always best if you ask a lot of questions so you know precisely what to expect from your treatment. However, it is all too easy to forget a few things in the initial consultations. Here is a look at some of the questions you may forget to ask when you talk to the dentist for the first time about invisible braces.

  • 3 Things To Know After Chipping A Tooth

    5 August 2019

    When it comes to emergency dental treatment, chipped teeth are a common complaint. It's easier than you may think to chip a tooth. It often happens due to injury or simply taking a bite of hard food. Dental decay can also make it more likely for you to end up with a chipped tooth. Not only can a chipped tooth be unsightly, but it can also be uncomfortable and even painful.

  • Calcium Channel Blockers And Gum Overgrowth

    7 July 2019

    If you have high blood pressure, chest pain, a cardiac arrhythmia, or coronary artery disease, then your cardiologist may have prescribed medications for you known as calcium channel blockers. While these medications help widen your coronary arteries, they can cause side effects such as dizziness, headaches, ankle swelling, and constipation. Calcium channel blockers may also cause an oral condition known as gum overgrowth, or gum hyperplasia. If you wear braces, overgrown gum tissue can be very problematic, so you will need to see your orthodontic braces services professional on a regular basis for checkups.