Ah, plaque. Your teeth’s greatest nemesis. Plaque is a transparent or pale yellow film that coats your teeth throughout the day when your saliva combines with the food and drinks you consume. Left alone, plaque can turn into tartar and pose a major risk to your dental health. So what can you do to keep […]
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Dental crowns are a type of dental care restoration treatment that securely caps a tooth to prevent further decay or damage.
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A patient may breathe in nitrous oxide and oxygen for minimal sedation, which wears off relatively quickly and can be easily controlled.
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whether you’ve done everything right or your dental care has fallen by the wayside, you should know how to recognize the signs of a possible cavity
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Whether a tooth has fallen out due to an accident or due to extensive tooth decay, a dental gap must be filled. About 15 million people in the U.S. have a crown or bridge for a missing tooth. When the space of the missing tooth is left alone, the remaining teeth will begin to shift […]
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