Options In Sedation Dentistry That Can Help Your Dental Phobia

Sedation dentistry is a something to consider if you have a fear of going to the dentist. It makes dental procedures easier to bear because you are given medications that help you relax. You may be so relaxed that you sleep during the office visit and remember very little about the procedure itself. There are different option available in sedation dentistry. Depending on your dental needs and degree of phobia, your dentist will choose among these types of sedation. Read More 

Common Treatments For Repairing Broken Teeth

If you chip or break a tooth, then you may be nervous about the treatment you may be looking at for repairing the tooth. The form of treatment will depend on many factors including which tooth is broken, where the break is, how severe the break is and the condition of the remaining part of the tooth. Learn about some of the repair options in the information below: Filling the broken area Read More 

Smile With Pride: Three Foods That Can Boost Your Oral Health

When you're gone through the process of having cosmetic dentistry work done, you've already made a time and financial investment in your smile. While you can take steps to ensure that your diet doesn't harm your pearly whites, you can also take a proactive role to ensure your diet actually benefits your smile. A wide range of foods and drinks can positively contribute to not only the appearance of your teeth, but also your oral health overall. Read More 

Three Criteria for Choosing a Family Dentist

When choosing a dentist for your family, it is tempting to just choose the dentist who is closest to your home or work. But if you have young children, it is especially important to choose a dentist who will work well with them as well as with you.  A Waiting Area for Everyone Some dentist offices will have a waiting area with nice, plush couches, a TV with the news playing on it, magazines, etc. Read More 

Are Electronic Cigarettes Better For Your Oral Health?

Electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, deliver a dose of nicotine to users via a water-based vapor that lacks the chemical-laden smoke of traditional cigarettes. While the jury is still out on whether the benefits of a vapor delivery outweigh the risks, e-cigs can keep your teeth from getting as stained as tobacco products can make them. But are there any other benefits to your mouth and teeth from switching to e-cigs? Read More