By the age of 17, many people will experience the development of their first wisdom tooth. Clinically known as your third set of molars (or third molars), wisdom teeth often become impacted by a crowded jawbone or the molars that are nearby. This can cause progressively worse issues with your dental health until your dentist […]
The simple act of grinding your teeth isn’t necessarily destructive. After all, your teeth are the strongest and most resilient parts of your body. However, constantly grinding your teeth, a condition known as bruxism, can lead to a host of problematic issues and the need for extensive dental restoration. If you grind your teeth, then […]
Gum disease is one of the most common chronic dental health issues in the United States (second only to tooth decay/cavities). Yet, many people fail to recognize the relatively minor symptoms that accompany gum disease’s development. Because of the extensive inflammation and tissue damage that it can cause, it’s important to know the facts about […]
When you lose a tooth, your most immediate concern may be how your smile looks with a tooth missing from it. However, there are many more concerns involving the long-term health and integrity of your smile, such as how well your bite will function and how the loss of the root affects your jawbone. Because […]
Because nearly everyone can develop teeth stains, teeth whitening has become one of the most popular cosmetic dentistry treatments available. Nevertheless, many people don’t fully understand how the procedure works, or whether or not it can actually help brighten their smiles. With a variety of options designed for your comfort, our teeth whitening treatments not […]
Crooked teeth aren’t just a childhood issue. In fact, many patients who’ve never needed orthodontic treatment can suddenly find that their teeth have grown out of alignment for a variety of reasons. As an adult, you might hesitate at the prospect of wearing metal braces for the next couple of years to straighten your smile. […]