No one likes the idea of getting a tooth removed — after all, your teeth are part of your body! However, there might come a time when your dentist recommends that you undergo one or more tooth extractions. Although you may not be too excited about the procedure, you can be excited about the benefits it may deliver, such as the ones listed in this blog post.

Does the thought of visiting the dentist make you feel uncomfortable or even fearful? Many people feel the same way. However, your apprehension is not a valid reason to skip vital treatment! Sedation dentistry might be able to help you have a positive, easy experience during your next appointment. But is sedation dentistry really right for you? This blog post discusses some traits that may indicate you are a good candidate.

Summer is a busy season. Unfortunately, the hot weather and increased physical activity can contribute to a lot of sweating, and excessive sweating is a risk factor for dehydration. Not only can dehydration make you feel ill, but it is also dangerous for your oral health! This blog post explains why it is a threat to your smile, how you can recognize dehydration, and what you can do to stay hydrated this summer.

Are you thinking about using Invisalign to straighten your teeth? This treatment is discreet, effective, and convenient — you have a lot to look forward to! Of course, you may want to learn more about it before you make any big commitments. Below, you will find answers to some of the biggest Invisalign questions that patients ask.               

The dental implant process can take several months from beginning to end, so it can be difficult to decide when to get started with it. There are a lot of factors to consider! After weighing their options, many people choose to embark on their tooth replacement journey during summertime. Why? There are a few reasons, which we will discuss in this blog post.

If you receive a full set of dentures, you will no longer need to worry about developing cavities. However, that does not mean that you can adopt bad oral care habits. In fact, it is very important that you adopt good habits and avoid bad ones! Otherwise, you could end up damaging your prosthetic teeth and harming your oral health. Here are some practices that denture wearers should be careful to avoid:

Among individuals with traditional dentures, many of them find that their teeth stay in place with nothing more than natural suction. Others, though, use adhesive to help their prosthetic gain a more secure fit. Should you use adhesive, and how can you do so in the correct way? This blog post provides some practical guidance.

Invisalign is one of the most convenient ways to correct dental misalignment, and many patients are eligible for it. But what if your teeth have restorations on them, such as crowns, bridges, or veneers? Can they adversely affect your candidacy for Invisalign? That really depends on the specifics of your situation, but in most cases, restorations will not stop you from using Invisalign. This blog post provides more information on how crowns, bridges, and veneers might affect your clear aligner treatment.

A traditional dental bridge can provide sturdy and cost-effective tooth replacement. It also has the potential to serve you well for a long time; many people find that their bridge lasts for a decade or longer! In some cases, though, bridges fail prematurely. What could cause that to happen, and what steps should you take to protect your restoration? This blog post explains.

In order to enjoy optimum oral health, it is important that you replace missing teeth in a timely manner. Admittedly, though, it can be a bit confusing to compare your treatment options. Should you get a fixed bridge, a partial denture, or some other type of tooth replacement? This article provides important information that can help steer you in the right direction.