Three Concerns About Gum Disease Patients Often Have

Patients suffering from gum disease can experience any number of symptoms. Typically, inflamed, sensitive and bleeding gums are among the more routine symptoms that can indicate the presence of this problem. Developing these symptoms can be alarming, but there are effective treatment options available. If you are suspecting that you have developed gum disease, you will likely benefit from having the following issues addressed about this common but potentially severe disease. [Read More]

Halloween: Reduce Your Child's Risk Of Cavities With These 3 Tips

With Halloween right around the corner, parents and dentists alike are beginning to gear up for the increase in sugar consumption and the possible consequences. If you're concerned with your child's dental hygiene but don't want them to miss out on the fun of Halloween, consider the three tips below.  Limit Gummies and Hard Candies  Candy that takes a long time to eat, such as gummies, lollipops, and the like increases the amount of time your child's teeth are exposed to sugar, putting them at an increased risk for cavities. [Read More]

2 Little-Known Ways Tooth Decay Affects Your Child Negatively

As a parent, you likely know that you should try to keep your child's primary teeth as healthy as possible. You know they need them to chew properly and that cavities that become too large can affect the pulp of the tooth, leading to infection. However, some parents do think that tooth decay in primary teeth is not a serious as decay in adult teeth, as they are only temporary. While temporary, care of primary teeth is extremely important, and here are two lesser-known reasons why. [Read More]

Porcelain Veneers: Understanding Some Of The Associated Risks

When you have a tooth (or multiple teeth) that is misshaped, cracked, chipped or even discolored, your self-esteem and self-confidence can often take a massive dive. Luckily, there are cosmetic dentistry procedures that can cover these imperfections up and help provide you with a natural-looking, beautiful smile again. One treatment that can be done is the placement of porcelain veneers. Like other dental procedures, veneers do have certain risks. Therefore, it is important that you understand these risks before undergoing the procedure. [Read More]