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Do I Need Gum Surgery?
When aggressive gum disease takes hold, it can cause serious problems in your mouth. Periodontal (gum) surgery can be an effective way to control the disease bacteria and prevent future problems.
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How To Prevent Periodontal Disease
Gum disease may be a common problem—but that doesn’t mean it’s harmless: In fact, it’s the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. Learn how to recognize and fight gum disease.
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Do I Need Cosmetic Gum Surgery?
Gums that aren’t in proportion to the teeth can keep your smile from looking its best. If you have a “gummy smile” or look “long in the tooth,” cosmetic gum surgery can create a more balanced smile.
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How to Prevent Tooth Decay
Tooth decay is the number one chronic disease of adults and children, yet it’s completely preventable with effective oral hygiene and good dietary habits. Here’s how to keep your teeth disease-free.
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What Are Porcelain Dental Veneers?
Porcelain veneers are super-thin coverings placed on the front of teeth for a dramatic improvement in tooth color, shape and even alignment. Learn what’s involved.
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What Is A Dental Bridge?
Dental bridgework is a time-tested way to replace one or more missing teeth, which relies on support from existing healthy teeth. Learn the ins and outs, pros and cons.
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What Can Cause TMJ Disorder?
The TMJ is another name for the jaw joint, which can be a problem area for many people. If you are experiencing pain or dysfunction in this area, learn what can—and probably won’t—help resolve it.
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What is a Prosthodontist?
Prosthodontists have a keen understanding of all the factors that go into making a pleasing smile. If you need replacement teeth, these experts can help ensure that you get top-notch results.
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What is a Periodontist?
Your teeth are supported and sustained by healthy pink gum tissue… and that’s a periodontist’s area of expertise. These specialists treat gum disease, perform gum surgery—even place dental implants.
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What is an Orthodontist?
Orthodontists can straighten crooked teeth with braces—but they also do much more. These dentists use a variety of oral appliances to help give you a better-looking and more functional smile.