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What is Cosmetic Dentistry?
A dazzling smile can be the key to confidence, but if you’re not entirely happy with the appearance of your teeth, bite or gums, don’t
Tooth myths debunked
Everyone experiences occasional sensitivity in their teeth and gums. Most people will get a cavity or two in their lifetime. Here a few of the
Teeth Polishing: Give bacteria the slip
A tooth polish is the last step of your dental appointment. It not only gives you a bright, sparkling smile to take out into the
Hygienist Services – Scaling and Root Planing explained
To understand Periodontal Pockets, and how they are reduced, it’s necessary to understand some simple dental anatomy. The roots of teeth are surrounded by bone,
Brushing your Teeth: The Toothpaste Guide
Toothpaste is a very competitive industry. Think about how many brands you see on a typical toothpaste shelf in a typical store, and how many
10 Reasons You’re Not Flossing And Why They’re Not Good Reasons
Did you floss your teeth last night? If so; well done! You recognize the value of good dental hygiene and you’ve done your mouth and
Oral Health and Overall Health
Your mouth offers a lot of input about what’s going on with your body. If your oral health is suffering, it could be affecting your
What Are Veneers And Who Are They For?
If you have broken, chipped or cracked teeth, your dentist might recommend veneers to smooth out the damage. Or if you’re simply looking for a
Eat Your Way To Better Oral Health
Dentists get a bad rap for telling people what’s bad for them, especially when it comes to nutrition. We tell our patients to avoid acidic
Make Brushing Fun
Teaching kids about dental hygiene can be trying, but make it fun for them and they’ll be more likely to hold onto those healthy habits
All about bridges
Fixed bridges can restore missing teeth to their natural form, function, and appearance. Why should missing teeth be replaced? The two main reasons are appearance,
Tips For Preventing and Soothing Tooth Sensitivity
Teeth have a natural protective outer layer made up of either enamel or cementum. Enamel generally covers the tooth above the gum line and cementum