Have you ever run an assessment on your day-to-day life to determine if there are any increased risks for dental damage present? If you're not careful, everyday activities can slowly wear down your teeth or even provide immediate catastrophic damage to your smile. To lower your risk for oral accidents and injuries, take note of risks in your life, including... read more »

Are you looking for ways to whiten your teeth or improve the appearance of your smile? If so, then we have exciting news for you! Teeth-whitening treatments are standard and can dramatically improve the look of your smile making them a popular choice in cosmetic dentistry. To help you learn more about how to whiten your smile, our dentist, Dr.... read more »

In order to have a wonderful holiday season with the healthy smile, always be sure to use discretion with all habits in your life. This includes making sure to wear proper safety gear, limit damage from bad habits or high-risk activities, use effective cleaning products, practice effective oral health care techniques, and visit your dentist as necessary. In order to... read more »

A teen’s oral health depends on using discretion and making the right choices. As the last of your adult teeth grow in during the teen years, it’s an important time to remember that they are the last set you are ever going to receive, so from that day forward, you must always protect them by cleaning them daily and making... read more »

What are the perks and benefits of dental bridges? Dental bridges are a perfect tooth replacement service designed to improve your smile without affecting your gums. Unlike dentures, which run the risk of falling out when eating, or dental implants, which require a sturdy jawbone to attach to, dental bridges are bound directly to other teeth in your mouth for... read more »

Have you ever wished you could do something about tooth sensitivity without the need for an entire mouth makeover? The truth is, you may simply have a few weak spots in your tooth enamel. When your tooth enamel wears down, cavities can form leading to exposure of the tooth’s pulp. If the pulp is exposed, your nerve endings can be... read more »