Mouth cancer, also known as oral cancer, is a head and neck cancer which occurs primarily in people aged 40-60, though it can strike at any age. Signals of mouth cancer may include lumps, bumps or knobs of cancerous tissue in the oral cavity, oral sores that won’t get better, and loose teeth. Every regular… Read more »
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Understanding the Cause and Effects of Dry Mouth
When you don’t have the proper amount of spit to keep your mouth moist, you may have a condition called dry mouth. Simple things such as chewing, swallowing and talking can become tough as a result. But what’s more, having a dehydrated mouth can raise your risk of dental cavities and tooth erosion; when saliva… Read more »
How Can I Help My Child Stop Sucking Their Thumb?
If your child sucks their thumb at an older age, their smile might be reaping the consequences. The unnatural pressure can affect the development of the smile and mouth. This is why it’s best to help your child curb their thumb sucking habit. They deserve a strong and healthy smile. To help you do so,… Read more »
The Things to Have in Your First-Aid Kit to Help You With Your Smile
If you have ever experienced a dental emergency, you know they can be scary, overwhelming, and quite stressful. Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be the case. There are ways you can prepare for situations like these, and one of those ways is by stocking your first-aid kit with dental emergency items. To help you do… Read more »
All About Cavity Prevention
What is a cavity, and how do you prevent them? A cavity occurs when your tooth enamel has been extensively injured–to the point that a hole has settled in the inner parts of the tooth. If left unchecked, cavities can result in infection or tooth loss. If you have a cavity, you’ll want to make… Read more »
How Should I Brighten My Smile?
Here at , we know one secret to daily joy that’s right under your nose: your smile. In fact, countless scientific studies have published data demonstrating the direct connection between smiling and happiness. Smiles release chemicals in the brains of the people around you, making you happier and less stressed. Clearly, smiles are important, and… Read more »
Using Dental Sealants to Prevent Decay
When it comes to fighting cavities, Dr. will tell you that brushing and flossing every day are the best things to do. However, sometimes the toothbrush may miss a few spots here and there, no matter how carefully you try to brush. Dental sealants are not a substitute for good oral hygiene, but they can… Read more »
Your New Dental Bridge Needs to Be Included in Your Daily Oral Hygiene Regimen
Dental bridges are typically created from special durable dental materials that will not suffer from cavities. However, problems with periodontal health and poor oral hygiene can still affect the two abutments that anchor your new dental bridge in your mouth. To prevent undue complications with your dental bridge you will need to pay special attention… Read more »
Prevent Enamel Erosion With These Tips
Enamel erosion is a common dental issue that many people forget about. It is something that can attack your smile, promote tooth decay, and even cause tooth sensitivity. If possible, it’s best to avoid enamel erosion so you can have a healthy and comfortable smile. To help you do so, Dr. and our dental team… Read more »
Spring into Summer with Dental Veneers
Is your smile in need of a dental restoration to improve the look of your teeth? Are you looking to improve your smile for the summer season to ensure you have the look that everyone can marvel at? Spring into summer with dental veneers. Listed below are some of the best advantages of improving your… Read more »