Finally, a way to replace missing teeth with natural looking and feeling teeth. But can anyone get dental implants? Read our blog to find out.
General Dentistry
Is Flying After Tooth Extraction Safe?
Is flying after tooth extraction safe? It’s usually a good idea to rest for 24-48 hours after extraction, so talk to your dentist about your travel plans.
General Dentistry |5 min read
Wisdom Teeth Problems: Do I Need My Wisdom Teeth Removed?
Are you having wisdom teeth problems? Or would you like to avoid future wisdom teeth problems? Read our blog to see if you need your wisdom teeth removed.
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General Dentistry |1 min read
Gum Disease: Get the Facts [Infographic]
Gum disease, also known as periodontitis or periodontal disease, is very common among adults. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments in this post.
Do Genetics Influence Oral Health?
Do genetics influence your oral health? Recent studies say yes and no. Learn about which health factors you can control in our latest article.
General Dentistry |4 min read
What Causes Receding Gums?
Receding gums refers to gum tissue that slowly begins to wear away. In this article, we’ll discuss the causes, symptoms, and solutions.
Fall Food Favorites That Are Good for Your Teeth
Here are some fall food favorites that will give you the warm and fuzzy feeling of autumn while enhancing the health of your teeth.
General Dentistry |4 min read
Does Xylitol Prevent Cavities? The Facts You Need to Know
Xylitol makes many bold claims about its abilities. But are they myths or realities? Does xylitol prevent cavities? You’ll find out what causes cavities and the role this sugar alternative plays.
Vaping – Is it Safe?
Vaping has become a popular alternative to smoking. Why is it so popular? Is it safe? Our blog gives you the answers to those questions and more.
Would You Be Able to Recognize Oral Cancer?
Oral cancer is deadly and it’s on the rise! Smoking and drinking alcohol can put you at high risk for developing this cancer, but there are many who are not a part of this “high risk” group who have also been affected by it. National Oral Cancer...