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Think gum disease only affects seniors? If so, you’ll be surprised to learn that 4 out of 10 people aged 30 and older have gum disease. Knowing if you have a higher risk allows you to up your dental care game to prevent gum problems. 

A toothache is a sure sign that a cavity has significantly damaged your tooth, possibly progressing to cause deep dental decay. You may need a filling, root canal, or extraction. Here are the variables guiding your treatment choices.

Do you need dentures but worry about having a bad experience or going through the process only to end up uncomfortable? Knowing what to expect can help you overcome the worry and achieve a beautifully restored smile.

Your teen spent many months wearing braces. Now they want nothing except to enjoy their beautiful new smile. But retainers aren't optional unless they want crooked teeth again. Read on to learn why and how long teens need to wear them.

Dental crowns transform a painful, damaged tooth into one that’s strong, functional, and looks as great as your natural teeth. What could be better than that? Getting your new crown in one visit. Here’s what you need to know about how that happens. 

Do you skip dental exams when you don’t have tooth problems? If so, you’re missing the greatest benefit of routine dental care. Checkups and cleanings are the only way to prevent decay, toothaches, and inflamed gums.

Do you want to brighten your smile but worry you don’t have enough time? You can face this year with a confident smile with cosmetic treatments that whiten your teeth and repair unsightly problems in just one office visit.

Braces transform your smile and improve your dental health by correcting bite problems. But braces also demand extra care and attention, so be prepared to change your daily habits while waiting for your braces to come off.

More than one in four adults have untreated tooth decay, one of the top causes of severe toothaches. Every year another 15 million adults experience the excruciating pain caused by a tooth infection. These severe toothaches are dental emergencies.

If you have missing teeth and need dentures, it’s important to know that you have choices. You can get removable dentures or implant-supported dentures. What’s the difference? Read on to find out.

Think you don’t need to worry about gum disease? The odds suggest you should reconsider because 1 in 2 adults over 30 have signs of gum disease. The good news is you can reverse early gum disease. Here’s how.

A bright, dazzling smile is the perfect accessory for your glowing summer tan. If your stained teeth can’t live up to the spotlight, it’s time to schedule a professional teeth whitening. You can go eight shades lighter in one visit with Zoom!®.

Nothing does a better job of replacing a missing tooth than a dental implant. Need proof? Keep reading to learn about the strength and beauty of implants, how they preserve your dental health, and why they’re such a successful dental treatment.

Every year, more than 2 million people in the United States go to the emergency room for a knocked-out tooth, severe cavity, or infection. In most cases, you can avoid the hospital by knowing how to handle the emergency on the way to our office.

Whether you want braces to straighten crooked teeth or eliminate gaps between your teeth, Fastbraces® and traditional braces will both do a good job. But there are notable differences between the two and you may prefer one over the other.

You love your fabulous smile after an in-office teeth whitening, but you know eventually your teeth will start to stain again. Here’s how to keep your teeth white for as long as possible.

Bacteria are the culprits behind gum disease, but they can’t take hold if you’re diligent about brushing and getting routine dental checkups and deep cleanings when necessary. Find out more about what causes gum disease here.

Porcelain veneers turn less-than-perfect teeth into a beautiful smile, but they’re more than a cosmetic fix. Veneers can also repair structural problems and restore natural strength. Keep reading to learn four non-cosmetic reasons for dental veneers.

Dental implants have a lot going for them. They’re low maintenance and blend in alongside your natural teeth. But did you know they can improve your oral health too? Learn more here.