3 Steps To Treat Your Sleep Apnea

5 February 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Sleep is an important part of your overall health. When you don't get a good night's sleep, you'll be tired the next day, which can impact your work, hobbies, and relationships. You may get sick more easily, and it can even be dangerous to drive a car when you're overtired. You may not know that your dentist might be able to help you get a better night's sleep. Here are three steps to treat your sleep apnea. Read More 

The Effect Nutritious Foods Have On Teeth And Gums

6 January 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you enjoy a diet of nutrient-dense foods, then you are probably doing your body good. While nutritious foods provide you with your recommended daily allowances of vitamins and minerals, too much of a good thing may have detrimental effects on your oral cavity. Here are some adverse oral reactions of nutritious foods and what you can do about them: Citrus Fruit Oranges, grapefruit, lemons, and limes are excellent sources of vitamin C. Read More 

Why You Could Be Experiencing Jaw Pain

5 December 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dealing with jaw pain is a frustrating experience, because it is often caused by an oral health problem that is not easy to fix on your own. Here are a few reasons why your jaw is in pain, and what you can do about it. Decaying Teeth When you have a tooth that has plaque on it, it can cause tooth decay that will affect your gums. Over time, it will eventually lead to your jaw hurting. Read More 

Here’s How Invisible Braces Can Improve Your Oral Health

4 November 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you're considering getting braces to change your teeth alignment, you should know there are benefits beyond finishing with a straighter smile. Getting invisible braces can potentially boost your oral health. If that gets your attention, read on to discover the three oral health perks one can expect from invisible braces. Tooth Spacing's Impact on Gum Health When you have overcrowded teeth, it typically forces multiple teeth to push up against each other. Read More 

The Wearing Away Of Dentin, Your Aging Teeth, And What It Means For Cosmetic Procedures

9 October 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

As you age, the dentin in your teeth wears away. There is nothing to be worried about, since this is completely normal and happens to everyone as they age. However, if you want to correct this or have any other cosmetic dentistry procedures, the thinning dentin may be a problem. Here is what thinning and wearing away of dentin means for your aging teeth, how it can be "fixed," and how it affects other cosmetic dentistry procedures. Read More