Is a Dental Implant Right for Me?

Did you recently lose a tooth? Gum disease is the leading cause of adult tooth loss in America, but trauma and dental issues like untreated infections are other potential causes of tooth loss. Whatever the cause, however, the result is often the same. Adult tooth loss can cause a sense of insecurity and embarrassment, at…

Can You Enjoy Clear Smile Correction?

If you have crooked or crowded teeth you’ve probably dreamed of obtaining a more even smile. However, you may not exactly be eager to wear metal orthodontics for 18 months to 2 years. But what if you could enjoy clear smile correction? With Invisalign and ClearCorrect, we can offer practically invisible orthodontics treatment.

How Do You Know If You Have A Sleep Disorder?

There are many sleep disorders, but some of the most common – sleep apnea and sleep bruxism (grinding or clenching your teeth) – go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Unfortunately, if left untreated, sleep apnea can cause further health complications and sleep bruxism can greatly endanger your oral health. But, both of these disorders present with their…

When Do You Need A Root Canal?

Did you know that root canals are one of the most feared dental procedures? Unfortunately, they’ve gotten a bad reputation over the years – but, contrary to popular belief, root canals are not usually painful. In fact, you’ll probably feel more pain in your tooth before than you would during the procedure. So, when do…

Which Type Of Denture Do You Need?

Losing multiple teeth can cause embarrassment. In addition, you can have trouble eating, communicating clearly, and develop health complications as a result of tooth loss. In order to restore your missing teeth you may need a dental prosthetic. What type of denture do you need? What are the benefits of replacing your missing teeth?

Do You Need A Filling?

Dental fillings are used to treat cavities – holes that are formed in your teeth from tooth decay. Often times, you won’t notice any difference in your teeth when the cavities are beginning to form – but your dentist is able to detect decay at its earliest stages (and even possibly reverse it!). If you…