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There are a myriad of reasons why you may elect corrective facial surgery. You might want to correct a problem caused by a birth deformity or accident, change a feature you’ve never liked, or simply improve your overall appearance. The decision to seek cosmetic facial surgery is a personal one, and… Read More…

Poor dental hygiene can have side effects that extend far beyond your appearance. Although neglecting dental hygiene can result in a less-than-impressive smile due to discolored teeth, not taking care of your teeth and gums may result in serious health problems as well. Risk of Heart Disease Scientists aren’t exactly… Read More…

Teeth grinding (or Bruxism) is a condition in which you grind or clench your teeth. If you experience teeth grinding, you may unconsciously clench or grind your teeth together during the daytime or clench or grind them at night while you sleep. Many people are not even aware that they… Read More…

Although medications can be a pathway to improving your overall health, too much of some types of medication can actually have a negative effect on your teeth. If you are taking over-the-counter or prescription medications it’s important to know what the effects of those medications may be on your oral… Read More…

You may have concerns about adjusting to your new dentures — from keeping them in place and chewing food, to handling discomfort or pain. When you first start wearing your dentures there may be a few challenges to overcome. Denture Slipping Your new dentures might feel awkward for a few weeks… Read More…

Children’s teeth are susceptible to decay as soon as they begin to come through their gums. The American Dental Association recommends that the first visit to a dentist occurs “within six months of eruption of the first tooth and no later than 12 months of age”. Beginning and maintaining good… Read More…

You know the foods that are bad for your teeth — items like soda and candy that include excessive sugar, beverages that stain your teeth like coffee and black tea — but you might be surprised that some seemingly healthy foods are also bad for your teeth. 1. Salad Dressing Salads full… Read More…

Lost or chipped teeth can make you self-conscious about your oral health and your appearance. Fortunately, no matter how frustrating your tooth troubles are, you’re not alone. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, 178 million U.S. residents have lost at least one tooth – but that doesn’t mean 178… Read More…

If you have lost or broken teeth, you’re in luck – dentures are no longer your only option. Instead, you can choose dental implants, which are more secure and aesthetically pleasing than dentures. However, they’re not for everyone. Before you decide between dentures and implants, consider these three variables: Performance… Read More…

Everyone needs a good night’s sleep to be at their best during the day, but if you have sleep apnea, daytime sleepiness could be affecting your work and your relationships. In fact, the National Institute of Health reports that sleep apnea is the number one cause of feeling excessively tired… Read More…