Schedule AppointmentOral Cancer
Each year, almost 41,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral and throat cancers. With a 5-year survival rate at only 64 percent, early detection and treatment are incredibly important. During dental visits, your dentist can examine the oral cavity for signs of mouth and/or throat cancer. Regular visits will improve the chances that any changes […]
Say Bye-Bye to Bad Breath
Have you ever had a conversation with someone whose breath smelled so bad, you could not wait to get away? For those that suffer from bad breath, or halitosis, the main cause is a buildup of bacteria living in the mouth, particularly on the back of the tongue. Your mouth, being warm and moist, is […]
What Your Mouth May be Telling You
Just as your oral health than affect your general health, your general health can affect your oral health. Problems occurring throughout the body can spread or manifest themselves in the mouth. Look for the following signs that may mean you have a health problem: Flat, worn teeth and jaw pain — When you sleep, you may […]
Cover all the Bases at Your Next Dental Appointment
When you visit your cosmetic dentist, a variety of factors should be evaluated. Make sure the following are covered on your next visit: Medical History: As with regular doctor visits, you should discuss all significant medical history, such as any conditions you have, medications, allergies, surgeries or hospitalizations. Oral cancer screening: Approximately 30,000 Americans are […]
The Difference Between Bridges and Implants
Have a missing tooth or two? Luckily, you have options. If you aren’t sure whether you need a dental implant or dental bridge, we are here to help. A dental bridge is an artificial tooth, called a pontic, that replaces the missing tooth. This is fused to porcelain crowns that are on either side of the […]
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