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The toughest substance in your body isn’t your bones—it’s actually the outside of your teeth! Your enamel keeps your teeth protected so you can chew hard and crunchy foods without having to worry, and prevents harmful bacteria from the outside world from entering your teeth and causing infection and decay. However, not even your tooth enamel is impervious to harm,... read more »
It’s the diagnosis that nobody ever wants to hear, but unfortunately, oral cancer is the eleventh most common type of cancer in the world. Oral cancers can be difficult to diagnose, and treatment is always most effective in its early stages, but the good news is there are things you can do to drastically reduce your risk of mouth cancer.... read more »
Dental crowns are a type of restorative dentistry procedure designed to remove damaged enamel and save your natural tooth from further decay, which could result in it needing to be fully extracted. While dental crowns are safe and have a proven track record in dental applications, teeth treated with crowns are not invulnerable to further decay or accompanying pain. In... read more »
Dental checkups are simple, routine, and one of the best things you can do to keep your teeth healthy besides your daily oral care routine. While every clinic is different, let’s take a look at some of the common things you can expect when it’s time for your checkup. What Happens at a Dental Checkup? It’s recommended that you see... read more »
If you’ve received dental implant surgery, the chances are that you’ve lived with painful, decayed, or missing teeth for a while now. Dental implants are the only treatment that can fully restore your ability to function as if you had your full set of original teeth and have the longest lifespan of restoration treatments. But before you can get back... read more »
As hard and strong as our teeth are, certain forces can cause them to chip, crack, or even break completely. Instances like these can be painful in the moment and embarrassing to live with afterward—nobody wants to walk around with a piece of their smile missing! However, modern dental medicine and equipment provide plenty of methods for treating a broken... read more »
Everyone knows the basics of dental care that should be done at home: Brushing twice a day with toothpaste, flossing once before bed, and rinsing with fluoride mouthwash. However, even those who stick to this routine perfectly might still be missing some spots when it comes to keeping your mouth tartar and plaque-free. When it comes to fighting off harmful... read more »
Cavities are small, but they can cause big problems for the health of your teeth, mouth, or even other areas of your body. Cavities start as tiny areas of corrosion on the surface of your teeth, and can cause pain, increased sensitivity, and even eventual tooth loss. Everyone is susceptible to cavities, not just children, and once you have one... read more »
There are many reasons why a patient may require dentures. Complete or partial dentures are made of long-lasting materials and are designed to look like your own natural teeth. Aesthetics, reconstruction after trauma, and proper bite function are all common reasons why someone might need dentures, but one thing is common between all patients who own them—keeping your dentures clean... read more »