On a television show, it can be funny to watch someone share a space with a person who snores. Think of the new roommate who sounds like a diesel engine when he sleeps, or the long-suffering wife whose husband’s snores practically shake the room. In reality, snoring makes it harder for you to get restful…
In today’s world of advanced dentistry, there are virtually no dental conditions that cannot be fixed to improve your smile. Dental infections and diseases, moderate to severe tooth blemishes, and even tooth loss are no longer reasons to lock your smile away due to self-consciousness. Some people, however, may not suffer from a serious dental…
Many people would admit to wanting straighter teeth for a more appealing smile, but would prefer not to adorn their smiles with metal brackets and wires to achieve that goal. Imagine, then, the prospect of straightening your teeth without the need for a complex metal apparatus, and without the interruption in your daily hygiene and…
Gum disease is one of the more wide-spread dental health issues, affecting more than half of the adult population in the United States. The good news is that with good hygiene and proper dental care, you can largely prevent gum disease from developing. However, if you notice the signs of its beginning stage, known as…
Has your smile been causing insecurity since you lost a tooth or had one extracted? It can be difficult to muster confidence when you’re worried about your incomplete smile. Thankfully, restorative dentistry offers a number of ways to cope with tooth loss, one of the most popular of which is dental implants. Implants help to…
