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Heart disease poses a serious threat to your life. In fact, heart disease is known to be a leading killer among adults today. Did you know, there is a link between heart disease and your oral health? Yes, it’s true!…

An accidental blow to the face or head can sometimes carry a significant amount of force. In a few of these cases the damage to teeth, gums and soft oral tissues can be severe. Applying some simple first aid measures…

Brushing your teeth every morning and night with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste that has been approved by the American Dental Association is an important part of an effective oral hygiene routine. You also need to remember to floss…

When teeth are damaged or lost due to gum disease, tooth decay, or oral injury, you will want to replace them to preserve the appearance and function of your bite and facial profile. Lost teeth allow teeth to shift and…

Did you know that your teeth are extremely sensitive after eating meals? This is because acids can slowly begin to wear down your tooth enamel temporarily and leave your teeth extra sensitive to dental abrasion. Due to the fact that…