Oral health is important at any age. And since your teeth and gums are an integral part of everyday function such as speaking and eating, it is important to protect your dental health – especially in your retirement years because with age,
Orthodontics focuses on treatment for teeth that are not in proper alignment. This can include crooked or crowded teeth, malocclusion, gaps between the teeth, and other problems with your bite. Typical treatment involves braces, but there are other options as well, depending
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ), more commonly known as the jaw, has a number of bones, tendons, muscles and other structures that must work in concert to facilitate all of the jaw’s various movements. When some part of the jaw’s structure is out
A consultation with your dentist will outline the time and commitment required as well as your suitability to see if dental implants are the best solution to your tooth loss. One or more teeth missing due to trauma, decay, or disease can
Your dentist offers great advice about the best ways to care for your teeth … brushing, flossing, using the correct products for your needs, and keeping your dental visits every six months. They will talk about the dangers of too many sugary
Choosing a time to start orthodontic treatment, such as braces or Invisalign, should occur after careful consideration of the length of the treatment and amount of commitment involved. For adult patients that are candidates for Invisalign treatment, a minimum of six months
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