Over time, even the most immaculately maintained teeth can start to fade. Stains from food, drink, and lifestyle habits can lead to gradual discoloration. It’s normal to want to get …
You might be accustomed to seeing braces on teenagers, but there’s no upper age limit to earning a straight smile. No matter your age, there are still opportunities to improve …
The topic of wisdom teeth comes up a lot between patients and dentists. It’s easy to understand the purpose of baby and adult teeth — but what about those four …
Around the age of six or seven, most children will begin losing their baby teeth. These temporary teeth should become loose and fall out on their own as the roots …
Believe it or not, saliva is crucial for fighting bacteria and helping us taste our favorite foods. But sometimes a lack of saliva results in xerostomia, more commonly known as …
A smile is often the first impression you give people, and it can be difficult to smile with confidence if your teeth are chipped or discolored. Dental bonding is one …
Reviewed and approved by Dr. Matt Parker, D.M.D and Dr. Justin Ewell, D.M.D. When you eat, the saliva, fluids, and food create an environment that can breed bacteria growth in your mouth. Plaque …
Reviewed and approved by Dr. Matthew Parker, D.M.D. and Dr. Justin Ewell D.M.D. Dentures provide a sturdy row of teeth to help you chew food and smile with confidence. This durable solution also …
You may not be familiar with the term “bruxism,” but you’re undoubtedly familiar with the behavior. Bruxism is the grinding, gnashing, or clenching of teeth. Many of us do it …
Temporomandibular joint syndrome and temporomandibular disorders can be a literal pain in the neck. These conditions, more commonly known as TMJ and TMD, are disorders of the jaw. Yet they …