Root canals are designed to save a dying tooth and prevent the need for bridges or dentures. Keep reading to learn what signs and symptoms to watch for that indicate you may need this common dental procedure.
Root canals are designed to save a dying tooth and prevent the need for bridges or dentures. Keep reading to learn what signs and symptoms to watch for that indicate you may need this common dental procedure.
If your teeth aren’t healthy, then the rest of your body can suffer, too. Good dental hygiene leads to good oral health and good overall health. Learn five easy ways to keep your mouth and body healthy.
Gum disease is painful and destructive, but there’s a new player on the block that can eliminate it more effectively and comfortably than traditional techniques: laser therapy. Learn what you can expect from this treatment in the post below.
Do your yellowed, stained, or discolored teeth make you embarrassed to open your mouth? In-office teeth whitening can not only give you back your dazzling smile, but it can also make you look years younger in the process. Here’s how.
Dental flaws can range from small to big, but they all have one thing in common: They make you self-conscious and embarrassed to smile. The good news is dental veneers can fix more smile flaws than you probably know, while promoting good oral health.
Facial lines and sagging skin can leave you unwilling to smile, even when you’ve just had restorative dental work. Find out what Botox® and dermal fillers can do to help put a smile back on your face.
If you're missing one or more teeth, dental implants might be your best bet to restore both your smile and your oral health. Dental implants have become the gold standard in filling gaps left by tooth loss. Read on to learn why.