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If you’re worried about an upcoming dental appointment because you haven’t been flossing, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is that, yes, we can tell. The good news? It’s never too late to start flossing.

When you get a tooth extracted, knowing how to navigate the days immediately after your dental procedure can make a big difference in your healing and recovery. This guide can help.

Imagine your ideal smile. Now, let us help you get there. With a smile makeover, we can address stained, gapped, chipped, or otherwise problematic teeth. Learn what might be included in your treatment.

Just like your annual wellness exam tells your primary care doctor a lot about your physical health, your twice-yearly dental exams can illuminate your oral health. Want specifics? Keep reading.

A chipped tooth might feel catastrophic in the moment, but getting it repaired can be simpler than you expect. Here, we explore your options — and why you shouldn’t wait to act on them.

You need a healthy, stable jawbone for a number of reasons. But gum disease or missing teeth can compromise your jaw. Fortunately, a bone graft can restore it. Here’s when you might need one.

A dental bridge gives you a way to replace a missing tooth or set of teeth without the learning curve of dentures or the need for oral surgery. But which type of bridge is right for you? Learn about the four types here.

Dentures require special care. If you just got your first pair or you’d like a refresher on best practices, use this guide to keep your dentures clean and to protect their comfortable fit in your mouth.

You should get your teeth cleaned and examined every six months. Why? Here are four specific benefits you stand to receive from scheduling regular dental checkup appointments.

Everyone has probably heard a horror story about a painful root canal, which then causes anxiety for patients needing the tooth-saving procedure. But here's why root canals are nothing to fear.

Do you save flossing for those moments when a pesky piece of food gets stuck between your teeth? Regular flossing gets rid of stuff you can’t see, too, but only if you do it right. Keep reading to learn how to floss like a pro.

You may have had a tooth extracted for lots of reasons, from tooth decay to overcrowding. Here’s how to take good care of your mouth afterward to speed healing and reduce the chance of complications like dry socket or infection.

If you have a decaying or damaged tooth, we usually want to either save your natural tooth or to offer a replacement. However, if you have overcrowding, a tooth extraction without a replacement plan may be the best course of action for you.

If you’re tired of covering up your dull, yellow smile, there’s a solution that offers professional results — right from the comfort of your own home! Learn how we can help you put your best smile forward in the new year.

Proper dental care means more than just taking care of your teeth. Your gums and your upper and lower jaw all play a vital role in a healthy mouth, and conditions that affect both can cause you to lose bone tissue.

Are you dreading your root canal procedure? You don’t have to! This is a common fear, but dental advancements have made them easier and more comfortable than ever. Keep reading to learn more.

You have a damaged or missing tooth or teeth. Modern dentistry techniques can restore your mouth to its original appearance with a crown or bridge. Learn about the difference between them and when each is used.

Dentures can go a long way toward improving your smile and replacing severely damaged or missing teeth. While some people can benefit from complete dentures, partial dentures can suffice for others.

Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you and a beautiful smile can significantly boost your self-confidence. With the help of a smile makeover it is possible to achieve a beautiful, sparkling smile.