Dental Health
Dental Distress Syndrome
Patients who have been labeled as hypochondriacs may also often suffer from “dental distress syndrome”. According to Dr. Al Fonder, DDS, this syndrome is caused… Continue Reading
Laser Technology For Treating Gum Disease
Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a continuous bacterial infection residing in the gums and bone that surround your teeth. It is a widespread problem… Continue Reading
Fixing Your Crooked Teeth Without Braces
Straightening your teeth can make a significant difference to having a healthy mouth and keeping your teeth for life. Straighter teeth can help you avoid… Continue Reading
Gummy Smile? Crown Lengthening To Boost Confidence
If you have what is known as a “gummy smile” (the appearance of excess gums), your confidence may benefit from crown lengthening. Oftentimes, people who… Continue Reading
To Root Canal, Or Not To Root Canal
Thirty-seven years ago, when I was in dental school, we were taught to go to lengths to save teeth. Often this meant dreaded, more-than-one-visit root… Continue Reading
Regain Your Smile With Dental Implants
Dental implants are a tremendous advancement in dentistry. When you have missing teeth, dental implants are an ideal way to replace the teeth. The dental… Continue Reading
Sleep Apnea and Impaired Oral Function
In previous Your Health Magazine articles, I discussed my observations on how the body prioritizes for its survival, as illustrated in the CPR (cardio-pulmonary-resuscitation) sequence… Continue Reading
Treat Yourself To a Smile Makeover This New Year
How can you look 10+ years younger in just a few weeks or sometimes just one appointment without surgery? By seeing your dentist. A whiter,… Continue Reading
Are You Handicapped By Your Teeth?
Many people, people that you know, neighbors and friends, even family members are living with chronic pain. They may be living with insecurities of their… Continue Reading
Importance of Periodontal Screenings
Gums that are red, tender, or swollen may indicate periodontal (gum) disease. However, you can have periodontal disease without knowing it. That's why it's important… Continue Reading
