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Oral surgery is sometimes the best way to restore oral health, function and appearance. The procedure can be minor (easy and straightforward) or major (comprehensive), depending on the patient’s condition. This article covers routine oral surgery procedures; what follows is information about routine oral surgery treatments performed by the dentist.This is the most common dental surgery.…

After tooth damage occurs or oral health concerns develop, prompt and effective treatment from the dentist is often required. One of the main treatment options dentists recommend to treat a range of oral health and cosmetic issues is a dental crown. A dental crown can improve the size, shape and function of a tooth and…

Clear braces and traditional braces are the options patients get to explore when they are dealing with teeth alignment issues. Metal braces are the oldest option available and they have been proven to be effective for over a century. The main problem with metal braces is poor aesthetics. The patient is left stuck with a…

The dental restoration process for dental veneers is not as scary as many patients may anticipate before treatment. Those who are concerned about the invasiveness or length of time of dental veneers restoration can benefit by learning the more common steps involved in the treatment process. One of the more common types of dental restoration for…

Social distancing rules mandate that we keep elective dental procedures to a minimum. Still, dentists and patients alike have to make allowances for urgent care while protecting themselves and others. This is where personal protective equipment comes in.There are expansive CDC and ADA guides that cover how dentists should operate their practices during COVID-19. The…

There are oral hygiene practices at home that everyone can implement during the coronavirus outbreak to reduce the risk of developing an oral health concern. It is helpful to know the right oral hygiene steps to take to ensure good oral health until the next dentist visit can be scheduled. By brushing regularly, using fluoride-based mouthwash,…

Patients frequently ask the family dentist the same questions. From when to book the next appointment to whether a particular treatment will hurt, patients tend to want much the same information. General questions about good dental hygiene at home between checkups do not change much from one patient to another. Keep reading to find out…

One of the more common dental issues is chipped teeth. If enough teeth are chipped or damaged in another way then a full mouth reconstruction is often the best way to address the issue. It is helpful to understand what the treatment options are for multiple chipped and damaged teeth to decide if a full…

With the promotion of cosmetic dentistry in recent years, more patients are interested in teeth whitening. Patients are concerned about having yellow teeth and want to take measures to reduce stains and darkening over time. There are many options available for bleaching, but each patient's situation is different. While there is no one solution that…

Getting a dental implant is typically a multistep procedure that involves different stages of surgery and healing. However, there are special circumstances that sometimes allow an implant and crown to be placed on the same day. While there are risks associated with doing the procedure all at once, for those who have good oral and…

Catching issues with the teeth or gums early on is essential for mitigating the amount of damage sustained, which is why scheduling a regular dental exam is so important. From identifying signs of gum disease and tooth decay to discovering problematic abnormalities, dentists use the knowledge gleaned from regular examinations to develop any necessary treatment…

Many people have depended on traditional dentures, but implant supported dentures do have some advantages. This is especially true when it comes to the health of your jaw. The problem with traditional dentures is that they can contribute to bone loss in your jaws. This can prevent dentures from properly fitting after a while. Read…