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Sensitive Teeth Or Receding Gums?

Even if you have a healthy mouth and practice good oral hygiene, you may still experience a condition called gingival recession (gum recession). Healthy gingival… Continue Reading

Metal Allergies and Dental Implants

By far, the most commonly implanted metals used in orthopedics and dental implantology are cobalt/chrome, stainless steel and titanium. Virtually all implants are alloys, meaning… Continue Reading

Osteoporosis and Dental Bone Loss

From the moment we are born until sometime in our early 20's, our bones grow denser and thicker as our skeletons develop. We continue to… Continue Reading

Jawlash, Whiplash and TMJ Problems

In the 1970s the term “jawlash” began appearing on dental reports as part of the sequelae of whiplash injuries. Because the jaw is attached to… Continue Reading

How To Get the Dental Work You Need Without Fear

The thought of dental treatment can create fear for many people. In a survey by Noven Pharmaceuticals, researchers found that 50 percent of adults expressed… Continue Reading

Fixing Your Recessed Jaw Line Can Add Years To Your Life

Does your receding jaw line cause you embarrassment and prevent you from presenting your best self forward? Anyone who has experienced this lifelong feeling of… Continue Reading

Dental Face-Lift

As we age, myriad changes occur in our bodies some subtle and some not so subtle. One of the most noticeable changes that may occur… Continue Reading

Karl A. Smith, DDS, MS

Periodontists and Your Overall Wellness

With increased awareness about health and wellness, and today's headlines filled with news about how to take better care of yourself, we are striving to… Continue Reading

Improved Root Canal Results Help Eliminate Pain

Painful root canal treatment is a thing of the past, thanks to the expertise of today's endodontists and to the technologies they use. Endodontists are… Continue Reading

Sleep Apnea and Pain Management Oral Systemic Balance

During Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), the tongue and jaw muscles progressively relax as we move into deeper and deeper and more restful sleep. This leads… Continue Reading

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