preparing for unpredictable dental injuries

Posted on: 26 April 2017

Diving can be a fun and exciting experience for your whole family but it can also result in discomfort if you are not careful. Even if you do not dive often, you still may experience some sort of jaw joint stress. The stress is usually based on the way that you wear your mouthpiece and what kind of mouthpiece you decide to wear. While feeling some tension every once in a while may not be a big deal repeated pain may be a sign of jaw joint stress. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 April 2017

People often associate orthodontics with teenagers, yet many adults struggle throughout their life with the discomfort and embarrassment of crooked or misaligned teeth. Today, more adults are getting orthodontic treatment than ever before, and you can benefit from exploring how new advances in technology have made getting braces as an adult far different from the bulky metal appliances that you saw as a kid. As you assess your smile in the mirror, consider these three possible reasons why you may benefit from adult orthodontics. [Read More]

Posted on: 17 April 2017

Whether you've just moved to a new residence and need to find a dental professional that's close to your abode, or if you're dissatisfied with your current dentist and are on the hunt for a new one, it can sometimes be quite difficult to find the right dentist.  You need someone who is able to care for a very important part of your body:  Your mouth.  The condition of your teeth and gums says so much about your overall state of health so it's imperative that you make the right choice. [Read More]

Posted on: 10 April 2017

There are multiple things that can impact your candidacy for a traditional dental implant restoration. Here are a few of them: The Amount of Jawbone That You Have Available The jawbone supports your dental implant.  As a result, the bone's density must be sufficient for the placement of the device. When a traditional dental implant is installed, it is drilled into the jawbone where it eventually assimilates with the bone cells for stability. [Read More]