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Ceramic Braces Vs. Metal Braces: What’s Best For Your Smile?
Braces are an easy and reliable way to straighten teeth and improve your smile. There are different types of braces to choose from, too. The traditional metal braces and ceramic brackets are usually the top choices. So which one is better for your smile? Below, we’ll help you choose between ceramic braces vs. metal braces. […]
Root Canal Vs. Extraction: What’s Best For My Mouth?
Root canals and tooth extractions are both very common. While both of these procedures sound scary, they are easy to perform and can improve dental health. But which treatment is right for you? In this article, we will walk through the differences between a root canal vs. extraction. What is a Root Canal? When a […]
Do You Need a TMJ Mouthguard?
TMJ disorders can be a pain- literally. However, there are a few simple solutions that can help you find relief. For instance, a simple TMJ mouthguard can help reposition your jaw for instant relief. Is this device right for you? Learn more in the article below. What Are TMJ Disorders? The TMJ is a strong […]
Keeping Your Teeth Straight After Invisalign
Invisalign aligners can help you get the smile of your dreams. But will that smile last after your treatment is over? It depends. Patients need to take proper care of their teeth after Invisalign to maintain their progress. In this article, we’ll give you our top care tips for life after Invisalign. Wear a Retainer […]
Can Cavities Cause Headaches?
Tooth decay can cause all sorts of dental issues. However, decay can also affect areas outside of the mouth. For instance, tooth decay can sometimes lead to intense, chronic headaches. But how can cavities cause headaches- and how can you find relief? Read on to get the answers. Can Cavities Cause Headaches? How can cavities […]
Can Tooth Decay Be Reversed?
Tooth decay is a common problem. However, it is still a scary diagnosis for many patients. What causes the decay? Can tooth decay be reversed? Which treatments are available? Read on to get the facts on your tooth decay- and what to do next. What is Tooth Decay? Tooth decay is when a part of […]
Is Invisalign Teen Right For Your Child?
We all know that the teenage years can be awkward. However, teens with dental issues struggle in unique ways. Gapped or crooked teeth can make your child afraid to speak to others. They can even make them afraid to smile. Invisalign makes unique clear aligners just for teens. Read on to learn if this treatment […]
Tips for Handling a Dental Emergency
Generally speaking, any dental problem that requires urgent professional help to either stop bleeding, relieve severe dental pain, or to save a tooth is considered an emergency. If you have a serious dental infection and are experiencing fever, breathlessness, slurred speech, or pale skin, you should also seek an emergency dental appointment. So, what should […]
Rebuild Your Smile with Dental Implants
Dental implants are the preferred choice of many patients looking to rebuild their smiles. As the only solution that doesn’t rely on any healthy teeth to support it, dental implants can be used to replace one, some, or all of your severely damaged or missing teeth. Better still, they overcome many of the disadvantages associated […]
The Importance of Pediatric Dental Care
Your child's teeth play a crucial role in their long-term health and wellbeing. The earlier they begin to understand the importance of taking care of their teeth, the more likely they are to develop healthy oral hygiene habits which they will take with them into adulthood.