3 Signs You Need a Root Canal

3 Signs You Need a Root Canal

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A root canal is a common dental procedure. It is a non-surgical restorative treatment that can often save a decayed, damaged, or infected tooth. Root canal therapy has gained a bad reputation that is completely …

What Does an Endodontist

What Does an Endodontist Do?

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An endodontist is a dentist who specializes in treating and preserving natural teeth. When a tooth is infected, damaged, or unhealthy in some way, an endodontist provides the necessary treatment to restore the health of …

3 Options For Whitening Your Teeth

3 Options For Whitening Your Teeth

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Do you want whiter teeth? Teeth whitening is one of the most sought after cosmetic dentistry procedures. White teeth look cleaner and healthier than dull, yellow, or stained teeth. Whitening your teeth can improve your …

What Causes Gum Disease?

What Causes Gum Disease?

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Gum disease is one of the most common oral health conditions. The scientific term is periodontal disease, which refers to the periodontal tissue that provides support for your teeth, more commonly referred to as your …

What is a Crown Lengthening?

What is a Crown Lengthening?

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Crown lengthening is a periodontal procedure that is performed on the periodontal (gum) tissue. The purpose of the gums is to support the teeth, holding them securely in place so that you can chew and …

How Does Invisalign Work & Is It Right For You

How Does Invisalign Work & Is It Right For You

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Clear aligners/Invisalign are a modern orthodontic treatment option that has become increasingly popular in recent years. Unlike traditional braces, clear aligners use a series of removable, custom-made aligners to gradually and gently move teeth into …

What Are Dental Crowns Made Out Of?

What Are Dental Crowns Made Out Of?

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Dental crowns are a restorative solution for teeth that are significantly damaged or decayed. When there isn’t enough natural tooth enamel remaining for a filling, a crown can be placed over the tooth. A crown …

What is Bone Grafting?

What is Bone Grafting?

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Bone grafting is a periodontal procedure that is used to fortify and regenerate bone tissue in the jaw. It is often done in preparation for dental implants. It is considered to be a periodontal procedure …

How Long Does Teeth Whitening Last?

How Long Does Teeth Whitening Last?

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Are you unhappy with your smile? Many people are self-conscious about their yellowed teeth and are interested in having them whitened. Professional teeth whitening is safe and effective. Getting your teeth whitened at the dentist …

The 4 Benefits of Dental Implants

The 4 Benefits of Dental Implants

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Dental implants are far superior to other treatments for missing teeth. Although they require surgery, and the process for restoring your smile takes longer than bridges or dentures, no other procedure can compete with dental …

Dental Implants: Myths vs. Facts

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Despite dental implants being hailed by the dental industry as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth, myths about them persist. Even though dental implants look like natural teeth and function like natural teeth, there …

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Is Thumb Sucking Normal?

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If your child has a thumb sucking habit, it probably started before they were even born—you might even have an ultrasound image of them with a thumb in their mouth! You probably didn’t give it …

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TMJ Treatment: What Are My Options?

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Both sides of your jaw are attached to your skull by your temporomandibular joints. When you open or close your mouth, these joints, also known as TMJ, serve as a sliding hinge. Despite the fact …

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4 Signs of Gum Disease

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Your oral health involves more than just the condition of your teeth. Your gums are equally important—maybe even moreso! Gum disease can cause serious problems not only in the mouth, but also elsewhere in the …

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What is Restorative Dentistry?

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Restorative dentistry refers to any dental procedure that repairs or replaces a tooth. Restorative procedures include cavity fillings, root canals, and even dental implants. There can be two goals in restorative dentistry: to restore the …

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Dental Implants and Bone Loss

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Are you considering dental implants to replace missing teeth? Dental implants are considered to be the gold standard for tooth replacement, as they have many benefits over other tooth replacement options. What do dental implants …

Dental Implant Financing Options

Dental Implant Financing Options

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When you need expensive dental work, the cost can seem overwhelming. Even when you have dental insurance, certain procedures such as dental implants may not be fully covered if covered at all. Don’t let a …

4 Myths About Dental Implants

4 Myths About Dental Implants

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According to archeological records, primitive dental implants date to prehistoric times. They were relatively common by 600 AD, but modern dental implants really took the world by storm in the 1990s. Dental implants have become the …