Invisalign’s sleek design and easy use make it a great way to treat a variety of smile concerns, including bite and alignment issues. Read our blog post for a look at the alignment issues Invisalign can typically solve.
Most patients want to keep their natural teeth whenever possible. We are committed to helping our patients repair and restore their natural teeth to keep their oral health in tip-top shape, but sometimes, this just isn’t possible. Check out our blog post to see when a dental extraction is the best option for your oral health.
Are you looking for a dentist that checks all of your family’s boxes? We totally get it! Choosing a dentist who fits your family’s needs will help you and your crew get the care you need and deserve under one roof. Check out our blog post for three reasons to choose our practice as your dental home.
“TMJ” stands for “temporomandibular joint.” You have two on either side of your face, which connect your jawbone to your skull and let you open and close your mouth. When either of these joints gets damaged, the disorder is often just abbreviated as “TMJ” or “TMD.” Check out our blog post to find out what the dentist can do to fix TMJ disorders.
After a long day, it’s understandable that you may want to skip over flossing. Yet, it’s best to fight the urge since cleaning between your teeth helps remove plaque, the source of cavities and gum disease. Read our blog post for advice on flossing correctly and avoiding common flossing mistakes.
Understanding the anatomy of your teeth can help you have a better understanding of your oral health. Just like your body, there are many layers that make up your teeth’s composition. Read our blog post to learn about the anatomy of your teeth!
Ever wondered how infection can make it all the way down into the root of the tooth? Check out our blog post where we let you know just how that happens, and what you can do to prevent it!
It might not seem obvious, but your oral health has a major influence on your overall health, especially your heart health. Check out our blog post where we take a look at the relationship between your heart health and oral health, and how you can take measures to improve both.
Struggling to make oral care a part of your daily and nightly routine? The key might be the organization of your bathroom counter. Read our blog post for some tips for how you can fix up your space and prioritize a healthy smile.
Many pre-teen and teenage patients require orthodontic treatment to correct bite issues, alignment issues, spacing issues, and straighten crooked teeth. But some of them don’t want to deal with traditional metal braces and desire a more discreet look. Read our blog post to learn at what age you can start using Invisalign treatment.