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Pregnancy wellness takes many forms. What about your gum health? The truth is many pregnant women experience gum disease, which can lead to other issues. Be aware of these risks.

Platelet-rich fibrin is an elective procedure we recommend whenever you get oral surgery or repairs. The treatment can reduce your recovery time and provide you with numerous other benefits.

You may not think you need bone grafting, but have you considered the way an oral health problem could have led to density loss in your jaw? If you’re dealing with this issue, bone grafting may not just be helpful but necessary.

Don’t you hate it when you have to go through the process and aftermath of local anesthesia for a simple filling? Now with our new program, you can get in, get your treatment, and leave without all the anxiety and discomfort.

Did you know there are two choices for dental implants: titanium and zirconia? There are several reasons why some people choose the second option for their implants and why it might be a better choice for your needs.

You may know that not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, and often, the procedure is elective. But how do you know when a problem with these molars is serious enough to require removal?

Gum disease isn’t an issue separate from the rest of your body. In fact, it often occurs with other conditions and can sometimes cause problems that are seemingly unrelated. This is why it’s so important to take care of your mouth.

IV sedation allows patients with extreme dental phobia to get the oral health care they need without the anxiety. This is a beneficial option for some who may need an extra push getting in the chair.

Bone grafting is a very helpful procedure for those who have lost considerable density in their jawbone. But there is a new technique that’s less invasive and offers a number of benefits to those who are fitting candidates for the procedure.

Are you ready for your wisdom tooth removal? You might be worried about the time it will take to recover from the procedure. Don’t worry: We have all the information you need about timing and tips to make your recovery a breeze.

If you have periodontal disease, you may need to have gum tissue, teeth, and even jawbone removed to treat severe infection. But did you know 3D printers can help the treatment process in a way that benefits both your provider and you?

Do you show too much of your gumline when you smile? Does this make you self-conscious? There’s a way to manage this problem with several surgical procedures, which, often when used together, can help you achieve the look you want.

Telemedicine isn’t just for your general practitioner. In fact, there are many issues to discuss with your dentist over a telehealth appointment, some of which can be solved right in your own home.

Gum surgery to treat disease and infection is often painful, invasive, and can actually change the look of your smile. Fortunately, there’s also LANAP®, a laser procedure that can help you avoid many of these problems. 

Going to the dentist doesn’t have to be terrifying. There are options available to make your experience feel safe and comfortable, including sedation provided at the time of your procedure.

3D printing is the wave of the future when it comes to medical devices, and dental implants are no exception. Here’s what you need to know about this option to determine if it’s right for you.

Getting your wisdom teeth removed is a process that doesn’t end when you leave your provider’s office. But the recovery is predictable, especially if you follow the rules and know what to expect.

Do you have receding gums? Are you worried about the health of your gumline, your teeth, or even just the way it makes your smile look? Then consider the option of gum grafting, a highly beneficial procedure.

If you are having a tooth extracted, you might be concerned about how you will feel when the IV sedation wears off. But there isn’t much to worry about. As long as you follow the rules for your aftercare, you’ll adjust easily.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PFR) is a revolutionary treatment that allows your oral surgeon to provide you with faster healing times after dental implants or other procedures. But how exactly does it work?

Did you know Teeth-in-a-Day® allows you to have your extracted teeth replaced with temporary implants, easing the wait for your permanent teeth? Find out if you’re a good candidate for this procedure.

Did you know a post-op telehealth appointment can benefit you in a number of ways, from making your recovery more convenient to allowing you to get your post-procedure questions answered in a timely manner?

Did you know that bone grafts are sometimes a necessary first step for those who want to get a dental implant for a missing tooth? Find out if you need bone grafting to ensure your implant is sturdy and healthy.

Did you know that missing a tooth can lead to a host of other issues, many of which can drastically affect your health in other ways? This is why it’s so important to choose an option for dental replacement as soon as possible.

Dry socket is probably the biggest, post-procedure concern after having your wisdom teeth removed. Luckily, there are many things you can do at home to prevent the problem from occurring and ensure a safe recovery.

IV sedation is a safe, long-practiced option for those who struggle with dental anxiety. The procedure can help you get the treatment you need without the fear that has kept you from the dentist’s chair.

Do you want to know why dental implants are such a good option for one or more missing teeth? Between helping your oral health and your self-confidence, there are many benefits to this effective procedure.

Do you avoid going to the dentist because a long-held phobia is holding you back? It might be time to try sedation dentistry, specifically twilight or IV sedation, which can help you get the care you need without fear.

LANAP® laser technology is a cutting-edge treatment for gum disease that has a number of benefits greater than those of traditional surgery. And it can minimize further gum recession. Here’s what you need to know.

Do you want to get your wisdom teeth removed but don’t know when it’s best to do so? Why not at the start of summer vacation? You can get them taken out and still have the whole summer to enjoy after your recovery is through.

S.M.A.R.T.™ bone grafting offers several benefits over the more traditional grafting technique. If you’re looking for a way to regain bone density in preparation for a dental implant, this might be the best option for you.

New technologies have allowed dentists to provide implants that are extremely individualized as well as easy and fast to place. If you haven’t already heard about digital impressions and 3D printing in the dental sphere, it’s time you did.

Dental care is all well and good, but do you understand how important it is to also take care of your gums? We have a few tips that make it easier to ensure you’re supporting your gum health in the long run.

Bone grafting helps if you’ve lost stability in your jawbone. Learn when this treatment is most effective and with which procedures it can be paired for the best results.

If you’re about to get a tooth extraction, you probably know what to expect in the dentist’s office. But have you considered what you’ll need to do as soon as the procedure is over? If not, we have you covered.

Dental anxiety is no joke. Many people suffer from it, and sometimes they avoid necessary trips to the dentist, letting their dental problems worsen. Let us help you find the best method for relieving your dental anxiety.

Are regular dental cleanings necessary? Absolutely! They also offer a number of impressive benefits you may not have considered. If you can’t remember the last time you got your teeth cleaned, it’s time to schedule an appointment.

Periodontal disease is not only prevalent but extremely dangerous, especially if you allow it to progress. Read on to learn about periodontal disease so you can keep smiling.

Dental implants are the gold standard of missing tooth treatment. But what exactly do they entail? You might be surprised when you learn more about the three individual components of a dental implant.

You never have to go without your pearly whites. Teeth-in-a-Day® is a popular and effective procedure that allows us to remove decaying teeth and provide you with temporary dental implants the same day.

Did you know there’s a deeper version of your regular dental cleaning? We have the facts about why you might need a deep cleaning, what one entails, and what you can do to prevent the need for one in the future.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is the second generation of PRP, and its use in oral surgery has been a game changer for accelerating healing time, among other benefits. That’s why we recommend PRF for dental implants, gum grafting, and more.

Missing teeth present both functional and cosmetic problems, which is why you need a replacement option that checks off both of those boxes. Dental implants have you covered on both fronts. Read on to learn why they are a game-changer in replacing missing

Cleaning and taking care of your implant is just as important as cleaning your natural teeth. Here are some things you should know about caring for your implant.

Yes, You Still Have to Floss.

Keeping your gums healthy is vital to ensuring that your mouth stays happy and healthy too! To ensure this, what are some ways to make sure your gums stay healthy and keep your smile shining bright for years to come!?

Dental implants typically consist of three components: the post, the abutment, and the restoration.

Keeping your gums healthy is vital to ensuring that your mouth stays clean and your teeth stay intact and in pristine condition.

Oral health is not just about how your smile looks, but how you take care of it!

Missing a tooth? Meet your new best friend—dental implants.

Periodontal or gum disease is an infection of the supporting tissues and bone that hold your teeth in place.

Periodontitis is not a very well-known disease. In fact, because of this, gums are often overlooked and under cared for.