A tooth infection can cause a variety of dental and health issues if it is not promptly taken care of. An infected tooth, sometimes referred to as an abscessed tooth, involves a pocket of pus inside your tooth. It … Read more
Root canals have a reputation that causes many people anxiety. However, we want to note that the advancements in the dental industry have come a long way and have made the procedure much more comfortable. Dental professionals who perform … Read more
Roughly 75% of Americans eat an excessive amount of sugar daily. Many of these people could even be classified as having an addiction to sugar. While an occasional treat here and there is not bad, excess sugar can cause … Read more
Your dental health is directly related to your overall health, which is why it’s so important to stay on top of it. If you have any issues with your dental health, it is vital to get treatment as early … Read more
Summer is just around the corner, and the warm weather can draw many people outside. Between going to the lake, the beach, or even just playing yard games, outdoor fun is in store after being cooped up during quarantine. … Read more
If you have had a toothache recently that has suddenly stopped hurting, that’s likely not a good sign. Toothaches and pains can be caused by a variety of factors. No matter what the cause, you should see a dental … Read more
Not all dental emergencies can happen during office hours. When you have a dental injury, your first call should be the dentist to see what your next steps are. However, some dental injuries are emergencies and require immediate treatment. … Read more
Oftentimes a dead tooth is caused by tooth decay or trauma. Teeth are very strong, but they do have their limits. If your tooth is no longer viable due to tooth decay or trauma it is important for your … Read more
Accidents can happen, and a cracked tooth can often be a consequence. What should you do when you crack a tooth? While some cracked teeth are caused by a physical trauma, others can develop more slowly. Cracked teeth are … Read more
Your teeth are made up of both hard and soft tissues, including the enamel, dentin, the root (often referred to as the “pulp” or “nerve”), and bone. While you do not feel pain on your teeth as you would … Read more
