Understanding Root Canal Procedures

• Can My Dentist Treat These Canker Sores?

  16 August 2017

  Have you ever taken a bite or sip of something and felt a burning or stinging sensation on your gum, tongue, or inside of your cheek? Chances are that feeling was a canker sore announcing its presence. Canker sores can make eating uncomfortable, and depending on where they're located, they can also be irritating when speaking or even when you're not doing anything. But what are canker sores? What causes them, and how are they treated?

• It's Not Just Candy: Other Ways Your Kids Can Damage Their Teeth

  1 August 2017

  If you have been diligent about telling your kids to steer clear of candy because you want them to have healthy teeth, then you have done a good thing. But, you need to be aware that there are other things to be concerned about. While everyone makes a huge deal about sugary candy and soda, there are other foods, as well as behaviors, that can do just as much damage to your child's teeth.

• Dental Implants And Lingering Pain Issues

  14 July 2017

  You probably know that getting dental implants can be pretty painful, especially if you have a surgical procedure scheduled in the future. However, while a moderate amount of pain is normal, certain types of sensations are not. In fact, certain types of pain and soreness can signify a problem. Keep reading to learn about some signs that your pain may mean that you need to make an emergency appointment with your oral surgeon.

• How To Keep Your Teeth Naturally White

  16 June 2017

  Professional tooth whitening treatments are great for your smile and your self-confidence, but it's up to you to keep your teeth healthy and white in between whitening treatments. If you're not sure how to do that, here are three tips for keeping your teeth naturally white. 1. Avoid consuming staining foods and beverages Your teeth can handle brightly colored foods and beverages in moderate amounts, but over time those bright colors can build up and turn into stains on your teeth.

• Can't Have Dairy? Make Sure You're Getting Your Calcium From These Foods

  20 May 2017

  "Drink milk! It's good for your teeth!" Are you tired of hearing and seeing those words knowing that you cannot have dairy products? Whether you avoid dairy due to lactose intolerance, an allergy, or preference for a vegan diet, you may be worried that you'll get enough calcium without consuming it. Have no fear! There are plenty of calcium-rich foods that do not come from cows. Include more of these foods in your diet for improved oral health.