When it comes to dentist visits, most can be scheduled months in advance. However, some situations require immediate attention. Here are three instances requiring same day dental appointments.
By understanding the connection between heart health and periodontal disease, you can take proactive steps to protect your overall well-being.
This February, commit to improving your heart health and maintaining good oral hygiene. Remember, a healthy heart and a healthy smile go hand in hand.
When it comes to improving our dental health in 2025, all it takes are small, attainable habit forming changes to achieve great results. Here are 5 to get you started!
In this article, Dr. Jeffrey Gross shares insights into why teeth break and the importance of proactive treatments, like aligners, to safeguard your smile for a lifetime.
Following your dentist’s advice can prevent long-term dental issues. Learn why ignoring professional recommendations could lead to serious complications and how timely treatment protects your healthy smile
Finding a good dentist can be the difference between a lifetime of good oral hygiene and health or, heaven forbid, the opposite.
While that may be a challenge, it doesn’t have to be if you know what to look for.
Although crowns offer substantial durability and protection, the underlying tooth remains susceptible to cavities and decay. Decay under a crown can cause various oral health problems, including sore gums, bad breath, infection, and potentially tooth loss or the need for extraction.
Let’s explore a recent example that we encountered in our practice.
Next to broken and missing teeth, mouth swelling ranks as a good reason for a dental visit. Lets discuss the common types we regularly see and treat.
Tight jaw pain is often associated with stress and tension. Using Yoga relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing and meditation, can help reduce overall stress and pain.
In this article we discuss how reducing sugar consumption and managing dental problems early on can help prevent heart problems later in life.
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