The vast majority of people today have at least one of their wisdom teeth removed. This is usually because wisdom teeth are impacted — trapped in your jaw or under your gums — or there is tooth decay, gum disease or a threat to neighboring teeth. Whatever the reason, it’s important to think about what happens after the wisdom teeth extraction procedure. While your dentist can minimize damage and set your mouth up for better healing, it’s going to take some effort on your part if you want to
Getting Teeth in Time for Your Daughter’s Wedding
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10 Things to Know About Dental Implants
Many people have heard of dental implants, but have no idea why they'd need them. If you'd like to know more about dental implants, here are 10 things you may not know about them: Dental implants look and feel like natural teeth - Our dentists can match your new tooth, secured by a dental implant, to the look of your natural tooth. You can get them in just one day. Thanks to advancements in technology and improved hardware, the dental implant process is more efficient than ever. It’s now
Treating Gum Disease
As the leading cause of tooth loss in adults, gum disease is a major problem in America today. Your gums are an extremely important part of your oral health, so when bacteria affects the health of your gums, it affects the health of your teeth, bone and more. Fortunately, gum disease is both preventable and treatable with proper hygiene. What Is Gum Disease? Also known as periodontal disease, gum disease is an infection and/or inflammation of the gum tissue around your teeth. There are two
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