How many times have you made a New Year’s resolution, only to fall short before spring? As 2019 begins, we encourage you to make goals for a healthier you. However, please make them attainable. When it comes to your dental health, you don’t have to make lofty resolutions that aren’t realistic. In fact, the best
If you are considering or undergoing implant dentistry to replace missing teeth, you probably know there is a set and timely process involved. When it comes to replicating a natural tooth in form, function and appearance, you simply can’t do better than a dental implant. Dental implants are a permanent form of teeth replacement that
Are you struggling to find confidence in your crooked, gapped or misaligned smile? You are not alone. But thanks to modern orthodontics, you have treatment options beyond metal braces. Invisalign is a clear aligner system that has helped thousands of patients gain a smile they are proud of. The best part, Invisalign squelches many of
The consequences of decay can be detrimental to a child’s dental health, as well as their overall well-being. If the decay is not treated in a timely manner, a child may avoid healthy food options and/or experience challenges in speech and social interaction. Untreated cavities can also disrupt their oral development in the years to
Optimal oral health demands two daily tasks: brushing and flossing. Both remove plaque, which is that thin film of bacteria and food particles that starts to accumulate just minutes after you eat. Brushing tackles the plaque from the broad surfaces of your teeth, but flossing is the only way to get in between those teeth.
Nearly 55 percent of Americans take a prescription medication on a daily basis, according to a survey posted in Health Daily News. These medications are used to treat a myriad of health concerns, and many of them have unwanted side effects. While an upset stomach, dizziness or sleeplessness is easy to pinpoint as a medication
Most people with a general knowledge of dental care have heard the term “dental plaque.” You probably know plaque as a harmful substance that needs to be removed on our teeth if you want to avoid cavities or gum disease. The truth is, plaque is not only a risk for your dental health, it can
The third molars are known as “wisdom teeth.” These four teeth in the back of your mouth usually erupt during the late teens or early twenties. Unfortunately, they are known for causing more harm than good. The truth is, you don’t actually need those back molars to chew your food or speak. Many patients have
We live in a fast-paced society where our daily tasks, wants and needs can often be accomplished with a touch of a button on your smartphone. Today, we don’t have to wait long to get something we really want, whether it is ordering a new product from Amazon or downloading a favorite movie from Netflix.
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