How Often Should I Have an Oral Cancer Screening?
As with all cancers, oral cancer is easier to treat when detected in the earliest stages. This is a chance to start treatment before the cancer spreads (metastasizes) to …
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Gingivitis Can Be Reversed: Know the Signs of Early Gum Disease
A little less than half (47%) of American adults 30 and older have gum disease. Left untreated, the more advanced form of the disease can contribute to gum damage, …
How Dentistry Can Treat Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a sleeping disorder characterized by intense snoring and frequent interruptions to your sleep. Many people with sleep apnea wake up throughout the night gasping, but some …
How Can I Stop My Jaw from Popping?
Does your jaw pop every time you open your mouth to take a bite of food? Jaw popping 一 or creaking, clicking, or snapping 一 is a red flag …
The Importance of Routine Checkups
The terms “dental checkup” and “dental cleaning” are often used interchangeably, but they aren’t the same. A dental cleaning is just one component (albeit an important one) of a …
Treating Your Jaw Pain with Injectables
Your jaw is one of the most complex joints in your body. It can move in and out, up and down, and side to side. This hinge joint 一 …
5 Common Cosmetic Concerns and What to Do About Them
Smiling boosts your mood, relieves stress, and even helps you connect with other people. But what happens if you don’t love your smile? That’s where cosmetic dentistry comes into …
Help! My Teeth Are Yellow
When asked what change they wanted for their smile, most people in one survey replied “whiter teeth.” Another report shows that 90% of orthodontic patients seek teeth whitening. All …
New Year, New You: Are You a Candidate for Invisalign?
2022 is finally here, and if you’re still looking for the perfect New Year’s resolution, it’s not too late to invest in a new you with Invisalign® clear aligners …
Injectables for Your TMJ Disorder
Your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a hinge joint that connects your jaw to your skull. This unique joint slides and rotates, allowing you to chew, talk, yawn, and swallow …