Tooth Sensitivity: Why It Happens and What You Can Do About It

Tooth sensitivity is a common problem that people of any age can experience and typically is characterized by tooth pain and discomfort after consuming hot or cold foods and beverages. Some people also experience tooth sensitivity after having sweet or acidic foods and beverages or after exposing their teeth to cold temperatures outside. Tooth sensitivity can be frustrating to live with, but once you understand what causes it, you can start taking steps to reduce it. Read More 

Is Invisalign a Better Option For Teenagers Who Won’t Wear Braces?

While many teenagers who need their teeth braced have no issues wearing traditional braces, some don't want to wear train tracks. Some teens worry about the cosmetic downsides of having an obvious permanent retainer on their teeth for a long period of time; others may not want to put the effort into keeping their braces – and the teeth beneath them – in good condition and may also find the eating restrictions that come with traditional braces too much of a hassle. Read More 

Natural Tooth Care

Learning a little bit about natural teeth whitening is a good way to reduce the amount of chemicals you could potentially ingest as well as protect the enamel from overly abrasive substances that can weaken the tooth and encourage decay. By maintaining a regular natural oral health routine you'll also be able to freshen your breath and improve the overall health of your mouth, reducing the need for future dental surgery. Read More 

The Right Remedy For The Wrong Bite: 3 FAQs

For patients with an overbite, teeth on the upper jaw line overlap those on the lower jaw. Failure to seek corrective action for an overbite might leave you with decayed teeth, painful jaws and/or damaged gums among other dental health problems. In this regard, what would be the right treatment for an overbite? Answers to the three questions discussed below should provide a bit of insight. What Treatment Options Are Available? Read More 

How dentists fight wrinkles: the difference between wrinkle relaxers and dermal fillers

Whether we like it or not, ageing comes with the inevitable wrinkles. As such, more and more cosmetic and even dental services offer anti-wrinkle procedures to reduce the intensity of wrinkles on the face and around the mouth. These usually take the form of wrinkle relaxer and dermal filler injections. Each addresses a variety of common issues and are overall designed to improve the skin and grant a youthful appearance to their recipients. Read More