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If you’ve had treatment for your gums, such as a deep cleaning or gum surgery, it’s important that you maintain excellent oral health in order to prevent having your gum issues return. Periodontics is a way to treat your gums after problems have developed, but the best way to keep them from happening—or recurring—is to…
DetailsThe loss of a single tooth might seem relatively inconsequential, but in actuality, it can create long-term havoc with the health of your remaining teeth. If you’ve lost one or more teeth, you can prevent these issues by having them replaced with dental implants. What Happens When You Lose a Tooth? Losing a tooth creates…
DetailsBotox is a popular anti-aging treatment that can also be used to treat temporomandibular joint disorder, persistent migraines, and other medical issues. It works by paralyzing small muscles that, when contracted, cause jaw misalignment or create unwanted wrinkles, especially on the forehead and from the nose to the corners of the mouth. Regardless of your…
DetailsOrofacial pain is a term that refers to any discomfort that occurs in the mouth, teeth, face, or jawbones. Depending upon the cause of the discomfort, you might require treatment such as dental work, restorations, or even oral surgery. An evaluation by your dentist or oral surgeon can determine the best approach to alleviate orofacial…
DetailsInvisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment provided by an orthodontist or a cosmetic dentist. It can help correct numerous problems with the alignment of your teeth, including underbite and overbite. Properly aligned teeth can help you maintain your overall dental health and ensure you keep your perfect smile well into the future. What is Invisalign?…
DetailsBotox is a popular injectable treatment used to decrease the appearance of lines and wrinkles on the face. It can also be used for therapeutic purposes to treat muscle spasms, migraines, and temporomandibular joint disorder. If you are interested in reducing signs of aging, or if you are experiencing symptoms of TMD, talk to your…
DetailsA tooth extraction is a fairly common procedure. Most commonly, the wisdom teeth must be removed because there isn’t enough room in your mouth for them to emerge fully without displacing other teeth. Extractions are generally performed under local anesthesia with or without sedation, but in cases where the removal is more complex, your dentist…
DetailsDentures have been used to replace missing teeth for hundreds of years. Today’s dentures are more realistic looking and more comfortable than ever. If you’ve lost one or more teeth, dentures might provide the best replacement option to restore your smile. Deciding on Dentures If you’re missing a tooth, or multiple teeth, the best course…
DetailsPeriodontics is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the health of your gums. If you have experienced serious gum disease, you might require gum surgery. This treatment can help your gums heal and prevent eventual tooth loss. Why Would I Need Gum Surgery? Gum disease is a common ailment and is the most frequent…
DetailsBotox is an injectable treatment that temporarily paralyzes muscles. It is used to treat deep lines and wrinkles in the face and can also help in treatment of temporomandibular joint disorder. Your cosmetic dentist might use Botox to help you improve your appearance or to reduce your discomfort from jaw misalignment. What is Botox? Botox…
DetailsInvisalign is an orthodontic treatment that can be used to treat misalignment and malocclusion. It is often used by adults instead of traditional braces because the plastic trays are more comfortable and less visible than metal braces and rubber bands. How Invisalign Works Invisalign uses clear plastic trays, which are custom made to fit your…
DetailsIf you have experienced a dental emergency, it is important to see a dentist as soon as possible to be sure you receive appropriate treatment. This could involve removal of a broken or otherwise damaged tooth. In other cases, prompt attention by a dentist can help save your tooth. Either way, prompt attention helps ensure…
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