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Most people don’t look forward to visiting the dentist, but they still go and have their dental work done without much worry. Those with dental anxiety or dental phobia, however, put off going to the dentist because of their crippling fear of the experience. Dental anxiety and phobia is a serious problem because avoiding the dentist leads to ...

The American Dental Association is excited to remind you that June is Oral Health Month when professionals dedicate attention and resources to helping families achieve healthier smiles. Teeth are important for communicating happiness, eating nutritious foods, and feeling confident with our appearance. Without proper dental care and oral hygiene, ...

Most people are already familiar with the negative impact of poor oral hygiene. Having yellowed or stained teeth can result in lower self-esteem, lack of confidence, and may make you less attractive to others. The good news is that you can make a change and revitalize your smile with professional teeth whitening. Here are some of the best things ...

It’s a startling truth that at least 12 percent of America’s homeless population are veterans. In addition, only eight percent of our vets receive help from the Department of Veteran’s Affairs or VA. Many do not get the treatment they need because of outdated criteria, long wait times, or inattentive staff. In fact, the number of homeless ...

Thankfully, dental technology has advanced to offer more natural-looking fillings so even if your teeth are imperfect, your smile doesn’t have to be. Composite fillings are made of tooth-colored resin that allows them to blend in with your other teeth. Also known as composite resins, these types of fillings are becoming more popular and ...

Veneers provide people with a radiant smile that may not otherwise be achievable on their own. Often, when you see actors, news anchors, and celebrities with a smile that seems almost too-good-to-be-true, it’s because they have veneers. The process involves covering teeth that have been stained, chipped, or contain large gaps. Instead of ...

Many people don’t realize this, but the strongest tissue in your body is the enamel that covers your teeth. Despite its strength, this enamel can still be chipped or broken under specific circumstances. Chipped teeth often occur if a person suffers a serious blow to the face, slips, trips or falls, or bites down on an extremely hard food item. ...

As 2017 comes to a close, you are likely thinking about your resolutions for the new year. What are your goals for 2018? Undoubtedly, you have professional and personal goals that are important for you, and during this time of reflection and anticipation of the new year, why not think about adding better dental health to your list of ...

Oral infections can affect both children and adults. Fortunately, most oral diseases are completely preventable with good oral hygiene. Oral infections are often caused by bacteria buildup which can lead to viruses, tooth decay, tooth loss, and gum disease. The most common oral infections include: Dental Caries- Dental caries, or tooth decay ...