It is December and that means that the new year is right around the corner. Time to make those resolutions that will may our new year happier and healthier. When it comes to your dental health, there are three resolutions you can make that will have a tremendous impact on your long-term dental health. This…
Chances are you have heard about dental implants. This revolutionary tooth replacement option has changed the lives of many people all over the United States and throughout the world. You may even have a friend or family member who has gotten dental implants. But do you really understand how dental implants work? Dental implants serve…
The holidays are upon us once again. That wonderful time when we get together with friends, family members, coworkers and other loved ones to celebrate the magic of the season. You may have been meaning to improve your smile before the holiday season began, however, with all the shopping, cooking and trying to finish up…
Gum disease is an extremely prevalent problem affecting many adults in the United States. Gingivitis and Periodontitis are both forms of periodontal disease. So what is the difference? The answer is that periodontal (gum) disease is progressive in nature and can range from mild inflammation of the gums to serious infection that can damage the…
If you are covered under a dental insurance plan, it is important for you to carefully read your benefits information and to fully understand your coverage, before you visit the dentist. This will ensure that you are able to take full advantage of your coverage. It will also help you know what to expect when…
Invisalign® invisible braces are a revolutionary orthodontic treatment that allows you to straighten your teeth with a series of clear, comfortable, custom aligners. The aligners are worn over your teeth to gently move them into the desired position. The aligners can be removed while you eat, brush and floss for better oral hygiene. Best of…
Dentistry, like most professions, has evolved quickly over the past few years due to increased technology. With the average American owning a multitude of electronic devices such as smart phones, laptops and iPads and having access to the Internet, email and text messages 24-hours a-day, we have become an immediate society. We are no longer…
According to the U.S. Administration on Aging, the population of Americans older than 65 years is expected to double to about 71 million by 2040. What’s more, the population of Americans older than 85 years is expected to increase to 9.6 million by 2030. As Americans are living longer and longer, their teeth are expected…
Periodontal (gum) Disease is a chronic infection of the gums and tissues surrounding the teeth. This common yet serious dental health problem has been associated with a number of other chronic conditions in the body. A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry Oral Health and Systemic Diseases in…
Today in the United States, access to dental care as well as dental education is better than it has ever been. However, despite these improvements, tooth decay (dental caries) in children in the United States remains a problem for many. According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 60% of children in the…
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