Your new crown is designed to be very durable, and with proper care and cleaning it should last for many years to come. Unfortunately, there can be a few rare occasions, such as a blow to the face or chronic gum disease that can affect the abutment of your crown. Even...
Age tobacco use, staining foods and dark beverages are some of the more common causes of staining on your teeth. The primary source of staining and how deeply your teeth are stained will help to dictate what tooth whitening products or procedures will be needed to...
Pregnancy is the perfect time to visit your dentist as well as your obstetrician. Due to increased estrogen and progesterone, your oral health can suffer by the way your gum tissue reacts to plaque. Your teeth and gums will benefit from a thorough dental cleaning and...
Your children’s oral health is vital to their dental well-being. Take some time to make sure they are receiving the best oral care that they deserve to protect their developing teeth and gums. –When they are infants: baby teeth take a while to emerge, but it is...
Sealants are an inexpensive way to protect the biting surface of your molars and premolars. The plastic-resin material painted onto the teeth by your dentist creates a thin layer that protects the pits and contours of the teeth from food particles and bacteria that...
