How to Prep For Your First Dental Visit
Whether you’re going to your first dentist appointment or you’re about to be a new patient at a dental office, you will likely have some questions to ask your dentist. But you may not know [...]
Whether you’re going to your first dentist appointment or you’re about to be a new patient at a dental office, you will likely have some questions to ask your dentist. But you may not know [...]
Forgetting to pack something you need when you go on vacation is frustrating, especially when it’s your toothbrush. Depending on where you’re vacationing, you may be able to buy a dentist-recommended toothbrush or get one [...]
Healthcare, in general, is pretty expensive. Costs have gone up significantly over the past several decades causing more and more people to avoid going to the doctor or any medical professional. That includes dentists since [...]
There is a recent trend toward using natural toothpaste for brushing teeth at home instead of conventional toothpaste. Many patients wonder if a natural toothpaste works as well at cleaning teeth. Others are surprised to [...]
Brushing your teeth regularly is one of the best ways to avoid dental health problems. Over time, bacteria grows in your mouth and can damage your teeth and gums. Regular brushing ensures that the bacteria [...]
When many people think about Invisalign, they see how much better clear aligner trays look compared to traditional metal braces. This can be enough of a difference for patients to request the Invisalign treatment by [...]
Dental implants are becoming one of the most used and successful dental solutions available. A dental implant is a small device that a dental surgeon implants in your jaw bone. It is connected directly to [...]
When you schedule an appointment with a new dentist, you want to make sure that the dentist will be a good fit for your family. While you can get some information about a dental [...]
Roughly 80% of all adults in the United States have some form of periodontal disease, also known as gum disease. Many who have it don’t know it, as early stage symptoms can be extremely subtle. However, it is important to keep an eye out, as treating gum disease is manageable in the early stages and increasingly more difficult as it progresses.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly half of Americans over age 30 have advanced periodontal disease, known as periodontitis. Left untreated, the condition can lead to tooth loss. Fortunately, though, it is possible to overcome even advanced periodontal disease with prompt and thorough dental treatment. Here is what you should know.