The Hidden Risks of Developing Sleep Apnea

Did you know that sleep apnea is a disorder that occurs when individuals have interrupted breathing patterns while they sleep? There are two major forms of sleep apnea. Central sleep apnea is the result of broken signals being sent from the brain to the muscles that are not received. Obstructive sleep apnea is the result of a blocked airway while... read more »

How to Save Your Smile After an Oral Emergency

Do you know how to save your smile after an oral emergency? Depending on the severity of the damage, your input may have a lasting effect on the ability to heal correctly and quickly. In some cases, applying a gauze pad to a wound can have a huge impact on the safety and cleanliness of an open wound. The most... read more »

Improve Your Oral Health Care Outlook with Dentures

If you want to improve your smile and your oral health care outlook, fill in the gaps caused by missing teeth with dentures. If left untreated, the gaps caused by missing teeth can become homes for bacteria and plaque to grow. In addition, gaps between teeth can allow other teeth to move more freely and come loose from their positions.... read more »

Do You Require Tooth Replacement Therapy?

Do you require tooth replacement therapy? If you have any lost or missing teeth or are scheduled for a tooth extraction in the near future, it is vital to have a replacement set in your mouth as soon as possible. Leaving an empty void in your mouth can cause various oral health problems including bacteria buildup and potential movement and... read more »

A Partial Requires Daily Care and Cleaning to Maintain It and Your Gum Health

Your new partial denture was created from very durable materials to give it the durability and ability to replace your missing teeth. Providing the removable dental appliance with daily care and cleaning will help maximize its lifespan as well as preserve the health of your gums and surrounding teeth. Many partial wearers like to use denture adhesive for a little... read more »

Living with Bruxism

Grinding your teeth is obviously an activity that's harmful to the health of your teeth. It's especially harmful if you grind your teeth while sleeping, as this can cause you to wake up with a sore jaw, develop TMJ disorder, and grind down the biting surfaces of your teeth. The technical term for grinding your teeth is bruxism, and today... read more »

Upgrade Your Smile with a Tooth Restoration Service

A great smile is often the product of great oral hygiene habits and excellent oral health care. However, there are times when our teeth can be damaged by accident or simply by uncontrollable factors including genetics. No matter what ailment your teeth may suffer from, it is very likely that a remedy can be found. Upgrade your smile with a... read more »

How to Stop Tooth Decay

Tooth decay is simply a fancy way of saying “cavities.” Obviously, you want to keep your teeth healthy and cavity-free, right? But it’s not always that easy. It takes a bit of commitment on your part. Luckily, the only things you need to commit to are pretty simple tasks that’ll ensure your teeth don’t develop decay. Let’s see what those... read more »

Understanding the Treatment and Further Prevention of Gingivitis

It’s estimated by the American Dental Association that nearly half of all Americans over the age of 30 have some degree of gum disease. It is primarily caused by hardened tartar at the gumline. This is often the result of an inconsistent or inadequate daily oral hygiene routine. Other factors, like tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and medical conditions like dry... read more »