When most people think about their smile, they instinctively view the teeth and the lips. Gums tend to take a backseat in public perception, but this tissue is no secondary player in your dental health. Periodontal tissue serves as an invaluable barrier that protects the more vulnerable material underneath. Discuss the health of your gums… Read more »
Of the five most prevalent sleep disorders in the United States, two of these stem from the mouth and throat. Bruxism is a condition in which you grind your teeth overnight and it can cause serious damage to the tops of your teeth. The other common concern is known as chronic obstructive sleep apnea. During… Read more »
Your routine dental cleanings and examinations are crucial in order to give you the tools you need to have a successful smile. This process is necessary every six months for the average mouth; if it has been a while since your last visit to the dentist, use this as an opportunity to set your oral… Read more »
