Why a Missing Tooth Isn’t Just an Aesthetic Issue
Some statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding tooth loss: 1.2% of people aged 35-49 have lost all of their teeth Nearly 6% of people aged 50-64…
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When to Consider Expanders
Most experts agree that children should begin visiting the dentist as soon as they have their first tooth or by their first birthday, whichever comes first. Part of the…
The Link Between Bruxism and TMJ Disorder
Let’s start with two definitions: Bruxism: teeth grinding TMJ disorder: a problem with one or both of your temporomandibular joints (TMJ), which are the joints that allow you to…
The Dangers of Sleep Apnea
In the United States, somewhere between 15-30% of men and 10-15% of women aged 30-70 have sleep apnea. Many of those people just think they snore, and don’t know they…
Yes, You Actually Need to Floss
Around one in three American adults floss daily. In other words, roughly 60% of people are putting their oral health at risk by skipping a simple hygiene activity. Are you one…
How to Maximize Your Teeth Whitening Results
When you feel great about how your teeth look, you smile more often, and when you smile more often you change how the world sees you. A smile is…
Reclaim Your Night Time Routine: Why a Night Guard Might Help You
Good sleep is essential to good health, and poor sleep or lack of sleep is associated with many chronic conditions, including obesity and diabetes. Some oral health issues, such…
What Happens If I Don’t Replace a Missing Tooth?
Tooth loss is extremely common, with about 178 million Americans missing at least one tooth. The issue worsens with age, and around 30% of people between 65 and 74 years old…
Bruxism Treatment: 5 Important Benefits of Wearing a Night Guard
Bruxism is the medical name for teeth grinding. It can happen while you’re sleeping, or you may grind your teeth without realizing it while you’re awake. Many of the…
Phase One Orthodontic Treatment: Is My Child a Candidate?
Adolescence—a time of angst, acne, and often, braces. Orthodontic treatment can sometimes be complex and costly. Sometimes, it can be broken into two phases, which may be the most…
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