2 Misconceptions You May Have About Wearing Clear Braces

While visiting your dentist, you may have discussed your desire to have your teeth straightened to help improve your smile. As part of the discussion, they may have brought up the possibility of fitting you for clear braces instead of metal ones. However, you may have misgivings because you have heard some misinformation about them. Below is the truth behind a couple of misconceptions you may have about wearing clear braces. Read More 

Do Baby Teeth Need To Be Pulled If There’s Severe Decay?

If your child has severe decay and his or her teeth cannot support a filling, you may wonder if the tooth will need to be pulled. While some baby teeth may need to be pulled, there may be other ways to save the baby tooth. Read on to learn why decay needs to be taken care of in baby teeth and how a pediatric dentist can help your child. Why is Decay in Baby Teeth So Bad? Read More 

What Effects Does Trauma Have To Teeth?

Trauma to a tooth is something that occurs in many ways. A car accident, for example, could lead to tooth trauma. A collision while playing a sport could also lead to trauma to a tooth. There are many ways trauma can occur to teeth, and trauma to teeth will often affect them. Here are some of the effects to know about if you recently experienced trauma to a tooth. A Tooth Can Fall Out or Come Loose Read More 

Missing Teeth? Critical Reasons Why You Should Get Dental Implants

When you meet a new colleague for the first time, what is the main thing you notice about them? If you answered, "Their smile," you're in good company. A recent survey found that approximately 40 percent of the responders stated that the smile was the first thing they noticed about new people at work. This figure alone should make you more aware of just how important the condition of your mouth is. Read More 

What To Expect From Braces

Having a dental misalignment can negatively affect your oral health by limiting your ability to clean your teeth thoroughly through regular brushing and flossing, especially when crowding is involved. When there is too little space in the mouth to accommodate the number and size of the teeth that are present, the teeth may align in a crowded manner. In some instances, the space in the mouth may be so restrictive that the teeth are arranged in a double row in some areas of the palate. Read More