Most people want a healthy, white smile. Yet, some people are prevented from achieving this goal due to yellow stains on their teeth. In many cases, this discoloration can be removed, but you first need to determine why it is occurring. Oral Hygiene Poor oral hygiene practices are the most common cause of tooth staining. Bacteria naturally found inside your mouth can cause plaque to form and collect on the teeth. [Read More]

Summer is a time for relaxation, fun, and adventure, but it's also a time to prioritize your dental health. Before embarking on a summer vacation, it's important to schedule a dental visit with your dentist. There are several reasons why getting a dental checkup before your summer vacation is crucial. Here is what you need to know:  Avoid Pain or Dental Issues on Your Trip A dental visit before your summer vacation will help ensure that your teeth and gums are healthy and free of any problems that could potentially ruin your trip. [Read More]

Losing your tooth due to physical injury, severe tooth decay, or progressive gum disease can be devastating. It will be difficult to bite or chew food, and your smile's appearance may change. Luckily, there are options you may consider to regain your beautiful smile and restore your teeth's functionality.  Modern dentures can fill in for your missing natural teeth, assisting your mouth to function normally. This means you will bite, chew, smile, and talk easily. [Read More]

The emergence of wisdom teeth often symbolizes a coming of age for many people. Sometimes referred to as the third molars, wisdom teeth are the final teeth to emerge from beneath the surface of the gums and usually become visible between the ages of 17 and 21. Wisdom teeth may never cause problems, but minor or major complications can occur in some cases when these teeth emerge or while they're still beneath the gums. [Read More]