Jan 28, 2014 | Blog
As people get older, their bodies change. One area that can be affected is oral health. To protect the longevity and beauty of your smile, you need to be aware of problems like gum disease and dry mouth. The following tips will help you enjoy strong teeth and optimal...
Jan 21, 2014 | Blog
The temporomandibular joint, shortened to TMJ, is the joint where the upper jaw and the lower jaw meet. It is located in front of each of your ears. The joints enable your jaw to move smoothly open and closed and from side to side. This allows you to chew, talk, and...
Jan 14, 2014 | Blog
Conservative estimates suggest that 69 percent of adults have lost at least one tooth. When you don’t replace missing teeth, remaining teeth can shift out of place. You also face additional tooth loss if you leave gaps in your smile. As well, your jawbone may...
Jan 7, 2014 | Blog
Everyone knows to regularly replace air filters and oil in the car, but most people don’t change out their toothbrushes often enough. Because toothbrushes can harbor bacteria that contribute to gingivitis and periodontitis, you should get a new toothbrush about every...
Dec 28, 2013 | Blog
A definite link exists between your oral health and overall well being. In fact, your teeth can actually tell you and your health care providers a lot about what’s going on with your body. Look through the following symptoms and contact a doctor if you have concerns:...
Dec 21, 2013 | Blog
Dental implants have become a great solution for many people who have suffered tooth loss. Implants involve surgically placing an artificial root in your jaw to anchor a replacement tooth or crown. These are used to replace one or more teeth, and do not impact...
