General Dentistry

Coping with halitosis, otherwise known as bad breath, can be distressing and embarrassing. However, despite your best efforts at maintaining dental hygiene, your breath might still be less than ideal. Even more frustrating is when…

More than half of adults in the United States have some form of gum disease, also called periodontal disease. Some individuals have inflamed gums, while others suffer from damage to tissues and tooth-supporting bone. If…

While the quick and easy answer to this commonly asked question is 10 years, it turns out the answer may be a bit more complicated. Keep reading to learn more about how long fillings last.…

A person’s smile is their calling card. Missing teeth can diminish that smile and rob them of their confidence and ability to talk or eat contentedly. That’s why permanent dentures might be an option for…

Sedation dentistry exists to reduce discomfort and anxiety before and during oral surgery and other dental procedures. Although many people have heard of or used "laughing gas" while getting crowns or fillings, dental sedation is…

Porcelain and silver fillings are among the most common fillings used to treat cavities. According to the National Institutes of Health, cavities affect an estimated 92% of adults between the ages of 20 and 64.…

Many of us rely on tea and coffee every morning to wake up and feel more alert. Unfortunately, these beverages can also cause yellowing and discoloration over time that can make you feel shy and…

Tartar can be difficult to remove on your own at home without going to a dentist, but you can still remove it with consistent brushing, flossing and some do-it-yourself gadgets. When not removed from your…

Cavities and gum disease are common oral health problems that can arise after your teeth have been demineralized. Fortunately, you can take steps to repair your enamel and restore minerals that may have been lost…