Whether or not you need to seek emergency dental treatment for a cracked or broken tooth depends on the severity and cause. We look at some common situations.
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Why is it important to tell my dentist about the medications I am on?
Remember, your mouth is just one part of your entire body. Your oral health is connected to your overall health, and your overall...
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The relation between gum disease and other systemic conditions
Gum disease, while an ailment on its own, also has relations to other systemic conditions.
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What you need to know about the maintenance of implants
Learn how you can ensure that your new implants last a lifetime.
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Options to close a diastema
A diastema is a gap or space which develops between typically the two upper front teeth. Read on for options for treatment type...
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Can chemotherapy cause dental issues?
While chemotherapy's job is to kill cancer cells, it also destroys healthy cells necessary for basic human functions.
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What are the signs of oral cancer?
Detecting mouth cancer early ensures you receive the treatment you need as quickly as possible. Knowing what signs to look out for is key.
What causes gingivitis?
Gingivitis is a form of gum disease. Caused by a buildup of plaque, left untreated gingivitis can develop into periodontitis and lead to loss of teeth.
Does root canal treatment hurt?
Some people fear the pain associated with root canal treatment. Fortunately, modern dentistry means you feel little-to-no pain during your procedure.
Do you need to visit the dentist when you have braces?
When you see the orthodontist regularly, do you still need to visit the dentist? Short answer: yes. Let's discuss your dentist and braces.
What’s the difference between ceramic and...
Ceramic and porcelain are often interchangeable terms - but is there a difference when it comes to dental crowns? Let's discuss crown materials.