Stop Tooth Pain in its Tracks

Posted on: 10 August 2017

Do you have barnacles on your teeth? "Barnacles" are another name for the tartar that builds up along your gum-line, creating hard plaque and potential tooth loss. If you have barnacles, then you likely have periodontal disease, but don't worry; nearly half of the American population does, and it is easy to treat if caught early. Get rid of periodontal disease and prevent the build-up of barnacles with these dental tips: [Read More]

Posted on: 22 July 2017

While regular dental checkups and cleanings are important, they don't always require a trip to the dentist. If you want to get great advice for caring for your teeth along with regular cleanings, a visit to the dental hygienist might be the right move for you. Here are some of the many reasons to schedule an appointment with the dental hygienist. Stress-Free Visits Part of the stress and anxiety that comes from going to the dentist comes from the possible procedure he or she might need to perform. [Read More]

Posted on: 26 June 2017

Invisible braces are some of the most useful alternatives to traditional braces, mostly because they can deal with a lot of the issues that arise when wearing traditional braces. Invisible braces differ from traditional braces in that they consist of a clear tray that you put over your teeth for several weeks in order to adjust your teeth a bit, at which point the dentist will provide a new tray to further adjust your teeth. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 June 2017

Having your wisdom teeth pulled? While this is only a two or three hour-long procedure, plan on a two week recovery time. Don't risk infection or complications by trying to hasten your recovery; wisdom teeth surgery is a big deal. Eleven tips to help you recover after you have your wisdom teeth extracted are: 1.Have a conversation. Make an appointment to talk to your dentist about what to expect before the day of your surgery. [Read More]