Blog Archive

If you’ve just had your teeth whitened, the last thing you want to do is stain them all over again as soon as you leave the office. We’ve got tips for prolonging your beautiful results here.

If your jaw hurts when you eat, talk, or yawn, you may have a problem with your temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Learn all about the condition and what we can do about it here.

If your teeth have several minor flaws, you could correct them one procedure at a time or have a smile makeover that considers your whole mouth. Learn more about the makeover here.

Dental crowns and veneers are two tooth restoration options, but they’re not interchangeable. Each treats different problems in your mouth. Keep reading to learn which one might be right for you.

If you’re getting dental implant surgery, you may need to shake up your hygiene routine afterward. Here’s what you should and shouldn’t do once your implants are in place.

If your naturally white teeth start looking dull and discolored, don’t worry. The teeth whitening process can take your smile from drab to dazzle. Learn how here.

If even the thought of going to the dentist makes you tremble, you may be a good candidate for sedation dentistry, a way to keep you calm so you can get the dental care you need.

If your jaw pops and clicks when you open your mouth or chew, you may be concerned about your oral health. It’s usually temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. The good news is that we have several remedies.

The dentist’s office can be a scary place for a young child, with its unfamiliar scents, strange sounds, and unfamiliar people. However, there are many things you can do to help your child prepare. We’ve got tips for you here.

If you’ve got broken, chipped, or worn teeth, you may not be inclined to smile a lot. Veneers, though, can solve all those problems and more. Learn all about them here.

If your breath smells bad, there could be many causes. By far, the most common, though, is gum disease. Here’s why.

Dental implants are a versatile option for replacing a single tooth, several teeth, or even a whole arch. They can also improve your oral health. Here’s how.

You can significantly lower your risk for cavities and tooth loss with a consistent daily oral hygiene routine. Learn four strategies to start using now to maintain your long-term oral health.