No one wants to have missing teeth. The loss of self-esteem and shame in your own appearance can have you avoiding friends and family and struggling to leave your house. In the past, a full or partial denture or a fixed bridge was the only way to repair and rebuild a smile, but now, thanks to advancements in dentistry, dental implants have become one of the most superior and revolutionary forms of tooth replacement. Hear from an implant dentist who shares what makes these restorations so beneficial to patients with missing teeth.

Have you ever enjoyed a hot a cup of coffee on a chilly morning or savored a flavorful slushie in the summer heat, when suddenly you got a sharp jolt of pain in your teeth? It can be enough to make you think twice about having that next sip. If your teeth are sensitive to hot and cold, you might be in danger of more than just not being able to enjoy one of your favorite beverages. It could be your first warning sign of an underlying problem severe enough to send you to an emergency dentist! Read on to learn the most common causes and what to do about sensitive teeth.

Everyone dreads cold and flu season because it’s inconvenient, snotty, and impacts your daily schedule, not because all the cough drops and decongestants impact your oral health. Many people aren’t aware that the over-the-counter remedies they use are impacting the health of their teeth and gums. That means that as soon as they fight off their cold, they’ll be faced with pesky cavities. Here are some problems you could face and some flu season tips from your dentist to help.

When it comes to holidays, there are few that involve the consumption of candy more than Halloween. With so many types of candy available out there today, the last thing you want your child to do is develop cavities before the end of the year is up! That’s why it’s so important to keep these Halloween candy tips in mind as the holiday gets close. Doing so could mean the difference between keeping your child’s teeth healthy and having to pay for an expensive filling or crown later.

Did you know that while 168 million people get dental insurance through their employer, they actually don’t take the time to maximize their benefits before the end of the year? January 1st, 2020, is just around the corner, which means the dental insurance benefits you have may not be available because they will have reset. Below, you’ll learn exactly how much people lose as a result of unused dental benefits, why preventive care is incredibly important, and how dental offices are prepared to help you maximize your coverage every step of the way.

Your mouth and body are more connected than you think. Everything you consume passes along your teeth, gums, tongue, and throat before it reaches your stomach and begins working in either positive or negative ways along the way. Should problems occur within your oral cavity, you’ll more than likely begin to experience other health-related issues, many of which can lead to serious complications. To prevent this type of snowball effect, hear from a dentist who will discuss the importance of regular dental checkups and cleanings.

Toothaches are no fun, no matter the cause behind them. When you or a loved one is in pain, you’d do anything to get to the bottom of the suffering. That’s why we’ve made this guide with the top 10 answers to the question “Why do I have a toothache?” Continue reading below to learn the answers.

The start of the new school year means it’s time to start thinking about what to pack in your child’s lunch. Obviously, you want to make sure you’re creating a healthy meal, but be careful; some foods that are advertised as “healthy” are actually terrible for the teeth. When it comes to school lunches, there are plenty of options that will make your children’s dentist smile – and others that can make them very nervous!

You’ve probably heard a million times how important it is to monitor and take care of your overall health. While there is no denying how significant this is in maintaining your wellness, unfortunately, oral health can sometimes be forgotten about. The irony, though, is that it’s quite significant to your total well-being. As you read ahead, learn 6 reasons why you should definitely pay your dentist a visit on a regular basis!

Energy and sports drinks taste great and are a common way to refuel and rehydrate after working out. However, research has shown that these drinks are high in sugar and acid, which means they can wear down your teeth and leave you more vulnerable to cavities and other dental problems. Your dentist recommends skipping these drinks and hydrating with water instead. Let’s talk about what sports and energy drinks can do to your teeth.