Do you think your teeth are shorter than they used to be? Do you occasionally notice sharp edges and ask your dentist to “smooth them off”? Do your front teeth look flat across? Do you have sore jaw muscles, or joints, or frequent headaches? Do you notice gum recession and sensitive roots or sore teeth? […]
The Value of a Smile
What is the true value of a smile? Just how important is it to be able to smile with confidence, to be proud of your smile? I have come to realize that a smile is very important indeed. Years of pain and embarrassment in the expressions of people who are unhappy or even ashamed […]
Why Do I Need A Dental Implant?
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root, often made with titanium, that is placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. A common misconception is the implant is the replacement tooth, but it is actually a cap or crown while just the root is the implant. Fun Fact: The American Academy of Implant […]
Dental products you buy at the store may not be helping you…at all.
I recently returned from a week-long continuing education course in Seattle, WA, given by Dr. John Kois: one of the more brilliant dentists in the country. He presented some research and information that I thought you, as our patient, would appreciate knowing. It concerns the products many of us buy at Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, etc. Some […]
10 Thoughts Everyone Has At the Dentist’s Office
1. “I REALLY NEED TO START FLOSSING.” Are you terrible about flossing? You’re not alone. According to a 2013 American Dental Association report, only about 50 percent of Americans floss daily. And 18 percent of Americans don’t floss at all. Not only do we struggle with flossing, we lie to our dentist about it. A […]
Restore Your Teeth To Perfection With Porcelain Crowns
Who doesn’t want a perfect smile? PR Newswire reports that nearly one-third of Americans say the first thing they notice about someone’s face is their teeth. What’s more is that having a beautiful, white smile can actually cause others to perceive you as more successful. The same study found that people with straight teeth were […]
