Temporomandibular joint disorders are commonly known as TMJ, for obvious reasons. Difficult to say and more painful to experience. This difficult to pronounce joint is located in front of the ear, and it allows our jaw to open and close … Read More
We know you love that rich dark cup of coffee in the morning, sometimes it’s the thing that gets you out of bed. Then there is that favorite Italian red you must pair with eggplant parmesan. We understand the predilection, … Read More
Oral cancer is not one that is typically top of mind when you hear about cases of cancer, like with breast or colon cancer. Its awareness month is not widely known, yet it is on the rise. Do you know … Read More
Do you know the difference between a simple dental issue and a serious dental emergency that needs immediate care? Most of us think we do, but sometimes what seems common may not be so simple. Let’s dig a little deeper … Read More
If you have not yet already had your wisdom teeth taken out, you may be wondering if you need to have them removed. While it is not written in stone that you must have them removed, under certain circumstances, it … Read More
Red, swollen, and painful gums? If you go through a cycle where your gums become uncomfortable and even bleed, it may be caused by self-inflicted reasons you can correct or other problems that need treatment. Let’s explore the causes of … Read More
We all know them, those folks who wait until the very last minute to do something. Some people call them procrastinators, but there can be some serious consequences when you put certain things off, like dental check ups. Even if … Read More
It’s not uncommon to see some blood when flossing your teeth. From time to time this can occur if you have been lax in keeping up with a flossing routine. As long as it stops quickly, it’s probably OK. However, … Read More
Have you recently asked yourself the question, should I start wearing a nightguard? If that is the case, there must be reasons why. Keep reading and find out why a nightguard is beneficial.
Our teeth help us chew, speak correctly and distinctly, and of course, smile, yet two-thirds of adults in the US between the ages of 40 and 64 are missing at least one tooth. We seem to be more motivated to … Read More