Why Choose Composite Fillings
In the past, cavity patients were automatically given fillings made of unsightly mix of metals that were mostly mercury. Today, however, composite fillings are the most popular treatment for cavities and the restoration of a tooth’s strength and...
Is Fluoride Good for Teeth?
Fluoride is a fantastic natural mineral that occurs in water and many foods. It helps prevent cavities and tooth decay by making our teeth more resistant to harmful corrosive acids from things like sugars and plaque bacteria. Fluoride also reverses...
Preventing Gingivitis
Gingivitis, also known as gum disease, is a very common condition that varies in severity. It involves inflammation of the gums and is usually the result of poor dental hygiene, and is characterized by swollen red gums that usually bleed easily...
The Process of Dental Implants
There are two types of dental implants, each which their own slightly different process. The first is when you are replacing one or several teeth with permanent implants. The second is when you get a full denture. Both of these processes require a...
How to Cope With TMJ
If you have TMJ, chances are you’ve already visited your dentist to get on a treatment plan and are somewhere on the road to recovery. However, the pain may still be sticking with you during treatment, so we’ve compiled a short list of simple...
How Pregnancy Affects Oral Health
As you may know, pregnancy affects the whole body. The cascade of various hormones doesn’t just influence moods, food cravings, and the transformation of the body. It also affects oral health! But how could being pregnant play into that too? Well,...


