Three Ways To Ensure Your Dental Implants Last As Long As Possible

Dental implants are considered the best option when it comes to replacing missing teeth, mostly because they look and perform just like natural teeth, and they can last a very long time in the mouth. In fact, many dental implants can last a lifetime – but only if you care for them properly. Here are three things you can do to ensure your dental implants last as long as possible. [Read More]

Four Reasons Not To Delay A Root Canal

Just hearing the words root canal can panic a person. Thoughts of intense pain swirl around in your mind. But if you've been told by your dentist that you need a root canal, you need to go forward with it as soon as possible. There are many consequences of putting off your root canal. The following are four of the most significant. You can lose the tooth When your tooth needs a root canal, it means that the tooth is infected, But unlike a cavity, the tooth is infected deep inside the root of the tooth. [Read More]

Less Noticeable Orthodontic Treatment Options For Adults

As an adult who needs braces, you may be concerned about how your orthodontic treatment will affect your appearance. Large metal brackets are typically associated with the braces worn by adolescents and teens. However, there may be several orthodontic treatment options that can straighten the teeth of an adult without being as noticeable as traditional metal braces. Here are a few: Lingual Braces Lingual braces are attached to the side of your teeth that lies next to your tongue. [Read More]

3 Tips To Avoid Reinfecting Your Cold Sores While Brushing Your Teeth

Cold sores can make an appearance on any part of your body, but they are usually found around your mouth and facial area. The sores are painful to deal with because they are a type of blister. This means that the cold sore will open up, revealing new skin. At this time, the skin needs to be treated with care because of how easily it can become reinfected. A reinfected cold sore can spread to other areas in your mouth and land you at the dentist's office. [Read More]