Dental Health
Something To Smile About
Let’s face it one of the first things you notice about people is their smile. When you meet someone with a bright, natural smile, it… Continue Reading
Reinvent Yourself With a Smile Makeover
A cosmetic dentistry smile makeover from your dental professional can boost your confidence for an upcoming job interview, promotion or new relationship. The process may… Continue Reading
From Dull To Dazzling: Enhancing Your Smile With Cosmetic Dentistry
Some people only visit the dentist for checkups or toothaches. However, dentistry is no longer reserved for preventive care and routine maintenance. Today’s dentists are… Continue Reading
Should You Be Seeing an Orthodontist?
Orthodontics is a specialty of dentistry that concentrates in the moving of teeth and jaws to not only create a gorgeous smile, but to give… Continue Reading
Don't Ignore Your Oral Health – The Mouth Body Connection
The test came back and its positive youre pregnant. Your mind is rattled with excitement, and you immediately create a “to-do” list. Does your “to-do”… Continue Reading
What Is TMJ?
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is considered the most complex joint in the human body, facilitating hinging, gliding and rotational movement – most often, an infinite range of… Continue Reading
Serious Tooth Pain? It May Be Time For a Root Canal
Underneath your tooth’s outer enamel and within the dentin is an area of soft tissue called the pulp tissue. While a tooth’s pulp tissue does… Continue Reading
Diabetes and Dentistry
With more than 30.3 million diabetics and 57 million pre-diabetics in the United States, the connection between dental health and diabetes has never been more… Continue Reading
Link Between Oral Health and Diabetes
Diabetes is a group of chronic inflammatory diseases that affect the body’s ability to process sugar. It is particularly important for diabetics to maintain oral… Continue Reading
Diabetes and Tooth Loss: Are Dental Implants a Solution?
Diabetes is a disease in which your blood glucose, or blood sugar, levels are too high. Glucose comes from the foods you eat. Insulin is… Continue Reading
