Dental implants are replacement tooth roots that provide a foundation for your replacement teeth. Your dental implants will be placed directly into your jawbone, and the posts will gradually bond with the bone tissue over the course of several months...

WHAT IS PERIODONTAL THERAPY? In short, periodontal therapy refers to treatment used to prevent or treat gum disease. Gum disease, also called periodontitis, also called gum disease, affects the gum tissue and bone surrounding teeth. If left untreate...

Clear aligner orthodontics is a system of aligner trays that gradually move teeth into their ideal position by applying pressure to the teeth. This treatment plan typically takes about a year, but the treatment time also depends on the severity of th...

Endodontics is a dental specialty that deals with the nerves and tissue of the teeth. Our dentist will examine, diagnose, and treat dental pulp. It is a soft substance at the center of teeth made up of nerves and blood vessels. WHAT HAPPENS DURING ...

HOW ARE BIOLOGICAL DENTAL PRACTICES DIFFERENT FROM CONVENTIONAL DENTAL PRACTICES? Biological practices concentrate on the complete human being, not just the mouth. Many conventional dental practitioners believe that taking an object as a whole, mech...

General dentistry covers everything. Your dentist will clean and polish your teeth, take X-rays, fill cavities, do a full exam, take necessary action, and perform any necessary procedures. General dentistry provides a wide variety of dental services ...

Have you ever heard of the term "full mouth restoration"? You wouldn't be the only one. It's not a common term, so most patients aren't familiar with it. A full mouth restoration is a series of dental procedures that are designed to restore a smile ...

 If you have teeth that are chipped, cracked, stained, gapped, misaligned, or irregularly shaped, cosmetic dentistry may be a good option for you. Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of your smile. The wide range of treatments used...