Dental caries, cavities, and tooth decay are three terms that are often mistaken for the same diagnosis, but there are fundamental differences between each of them. Join us as we dive into the details of these terms and how you can avoid damaging your smile!

Inside every mouth there are four types of teeth that make eating and speaking possible. Join us as we learn about each of the teeth that make up our smile: incisors, canines, premolars, and molars.

If you or your child suffer from frequent cavities, maybe it’s time to consider dental sealants. This commonly used treatment has been proven to help prevent cavities in people of all ages, but how do they work? In this blog, we explain the ins and outs of this procedure and how this affordable option may benefit both your smile and your wallet.

The way we take care of our teeth is always changing and with new technological advancements, it’s easier than ever to maintain a healthy smile! In honor of Oral Health Month, explore some of the new tools available for keeping your mouth healthy and clean.

For many adults, removing one’s wisdom teeth is an expected procedure, but what are wisdom teeth and why do they need to be removed? In this blog, we give you some helpful information regarding this common oral surgery.

Have you ever wondered about dental implants? Outside of cosmetic purposes, dental implants are one of the best treatments for fixing unwanted holes in our smiles caused by lost or damaged teeth.

Whether you use cigarettes, chewing tobacco, or electronic cigarettes, ingesting smoke of any kind not only effects your lungs, it also impacts the health of your mouth! Learn all about the harm tobacco and nicotine can cause and how you can quit for the new year!

TMJ is a common problem among older adults, but did you know that it can be developed at any age? November is TMJ Awareness Month, and here’s what you need to know about this jaw disorder and the impact age has on its development.

How well are you taking care of your teeth? From how often you brush and floss to the amount of times you visit the dentist, this short quiz will help identify and improve your oral hygiene routine and related habits.

Taking care of your teeth becomes more important as you age. Make the most of your smile: be aware of these common conditions, and learn how to prevent them!