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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The best way to prepare for your child’s first dentist...
Children need to visit the dentist for the first time earlier than many parents expect, often before their first birthday. Get...
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Why your cheeks (sometimes) swell after wisdom teeth extraction
A swollen face after wisdom teeth removal may look concerning, but it's actually a part of the healing process
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At what age should your child get regular checkups/cleanings?
Be sure you don't forget to schedule regular dental cleanings as your little one begins growing.
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Detecting mouth cancer early ensures you receive the treatment you need as quickly as possible. Knowing what signs to look out for is key.
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.
Some people fear the pain associated with root canal treatment. Fortunately, modern dentistry means you feel little-to-no pain during your procedure.
When you see the orthodontist regularly, do you still need to visit the dentist? Short answer: yes. Let's discuss your dentist and braces.
Ceramic and porcelain are often interchangeable terms - but is there a difference when it comes to dental crowns? Let's discuss crown materials.