In 2020, data from the U.S. Census and Simmons National Consumer Survey revealed that approximately 41 million Americans relied on dentures as a solution. When dentures do not fit correctly and are combined with alcohol or tobacco use, the consequences can be severe and even life-threatening. Continue reading as we discuss the potential health risks associated with ill-fitting dentures and how to lessen your chances of complications.

Cosmetic dentistry has undergone remarkable transformations over the years, revolutionizing the way we enhance and improve our smiles. From simple teeth whitening procedures to complex smile makeovers, the field of cosmetic dentistry has expanded to offer a wide range of treatments and techniques. Continue reading as we explore the fascinating evolution of cosmetic dentistry, highlighting key milestones and advancements that have shaped the field into what it is today.

Even though Invisalign is discreet, comfortable, and a great investment, no one wants to spend more time or money than necessary on their teeth-straightening journey. Many patients are unaware, however, that the habits they’ve adopted can cause them to fall off-track with their treatment plan, making that concern a reality. Don’t worry – that’s why we are sharing a few ways you can accidentally ruin your Invisalign treatment (and what to do instead)!

Simply put, a full mouth reconstruction combines a mixture of restorative and cosmetic dental treatments to improve the health, function, and look of a patient’s smile. While treatment plans often vary depending on the person’s unique dental needs, the recovery time often consists of the same best practices, such as taking a few days off of work to rest and refraining from extensive exercise while you heal. However, if you’d like to learn more about the topic, then read on as we cover what you can expect while recovering from a full mouth reconstruction.

Will you soon undergo a tooth extraction? You might have heard about a condition called dry socket, a painful complication that sometimes occurs after a tooth is removed. While it can sound scary, you might wonder if you really have reason to be worried about dry socket. This blog post explains how this problem can occur and how you can reduce your risk.

Root canal therapy, which is sometimes referred to simply as a “root canal,” has a bad reputation. In fact, you may have heard that it is extremely painful or that it can make you sick. Those things are not true! This blog post reveals the truth behind those and other popular myths about root canal therapy. You may be pleasantly surprised by what you learn.

If you have been to the dentist’s office lately, you have probably been asked if you would like a fluoride treatment. You may wonder why they tend to ask about this particular service and not others, which is why this article is designed to explain the history of fluoride as well as what benefits it provides to patients of all ages.