Creating good oral hygiene habits is important from a young age and starts before the first tooth even comes through. Gummy babies are encouraged to become familiar with things in their mouth such as wash cloths, a soft bristled brush or teething toys. Once the first tooth begins to erupt, teeth should be brushed morning…
Taking good care of your teeth and gums is always important, but even more so when you are pregnant. Pregnancy causes many hormonal changes in your body and this, in turn, can increase your risk of developing gum disease. Below are some tips to help you maintain good oral health before, during and after pregnancy….
The most forgotten step in our dental care routine, and maybe the most underestimated. Flossing helps with removing food and bacteria stuck in-between our teeth that daily brushing misses. Leaving the food and bacteria over time can lead to a few avoidable issues, such as bad breath, gum disease and can lead to decay. The…
Invisalign is a form of orthodontics that can straighten and adjust teeth, as well as fix bite misalignment issues. Unlike traditional orthodontic treatment, Invisalign uses clear aligners that are less noticeable than metal “train-track” braces. The process is simple, less invasive and can be more cost effective. Before beginning treatment, a scan will be taken…
Do you have difficulty chewing, regular headaches, jaw pain, locking or clicking? Any of these symptoms can be a sign that you have issues with your temporomandibular joint (TMJ). If you also have problems with bruxism or grinding your teeth, there may be a treatment option you haven’t considered yet- anti wrinkle injections. When injected…
Dental crowns are a great solution to may dental problems. Crowns cover, protect, and in many cases, complete your smile and serve to keep it healthy. If you have ever received a crown at a practice that didn’t offer CEREC same day crowns, you would know all about the hassle of having to wait up…