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.
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.
Don’t let anxiety, limited time, or shame about your teeth keep you from good oral health. Here are six signs its time to see your dentist.
Lets explore the lessons to be learned from the story of The Three Little Pigs and how it pertains to your dental health and future
Many people with a high gag reflex avoid dental care and as a result, suffer from periodontal disease & tooth decay. Don’t let that be you. There are many ways we can help.
In this article we explore how diabetes and gum disease have an impact on your overall health and not just your oral health.
In order to combat the bad dental advice people come across daily, we’ve put together a list of 6 dental no-nos to avoid.
Mouth pain isn’t always a dental issue. Making a differential diagnosis is sometimes trial & error, but it is crucial to proper treatment.
You don’t have to live with mouth pain. Sometimes getting a 2nd and even 3rd opinion can help.
Generally speaking, if you are experiencing pain in your mouth, jaw, teeth, or gums you should contact your dentist to resolve these particular dental issues. However, oral pain can sometimes be indicative of a much different and sometimes more serious underlying medical issues.
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