As an adult, feeling a loose tooth in your mouth can be alarming. After all, loose teeth can be a sign of poor health or disease.  While you must address the issue with your dentist, try not to panic. Many adults experience loose teeth, and it might even be possible to save a wiggly tooth!

The moment your dentist tells you that you need a root canal, you might feel an immediate sense of dread. That’s because many common myths about root canals have created a negative reputation for the procedure. But before you assume the worst, allow us to address these misconceptions and put your mind at ease.

People who are missing a number of teeth on their top or bottom gums might consider dentures to create the appearance of a complete set. But it’s essential to properly care for these devices to keep them in great condition. Learn how to clean and care for your dentures for a happy, healthy smile.

Before you take a swig of your friend’s drink, you’ll want to know what you’re getting yourself into. Join us as we get to the root of gum disease.

We will explore the reasons people need dental crowns, materials used to make them, and factors influencing dental crown costs to give you a complete picture.

Join us to learn more about the common types of retainers and how much you can expect to spend on them.

If you’ve experienced chipped teeth, you’re in the right place! Today, we’re covering everything you need to know about handling this issue.

Regular dentist visits aren’t just about getting clean teeth. They’re a medical necessity. Not to mention, they don’t even take that long! Your average teeth cleaning takes between half an hour to an hour, at most.

Whitening strips are popular products you can use to brighten your smile at home. There are many brands that use different active ingredients, but do some have bad side effects that affect your dental health? Let's get to the bottom of whether whitening strips are bad for your teeth or not.

Today, we’re looking into why some mouthwashes burn. These products are formulated to loosen stuck food particles and kill bacteria, not cause mouth ulcers!

This common treatment option has a scary reputation. But in reality, it’s a routine dental procedure that lets you keep your tooth in place. We’re taking some time today to look at the procedure, recovery period, and other considerations for root canals.

While novocaine is no longer really used in dentistry, lidocaine is! If you’re worried about the idea of a local anesthetic, we’re here to walk you through what the medication does, and their history. We’re also going over how long you can expect it to stay in your system once you’re done at the dentist's office.

Immediate dentures are an option that makes it possible to walk out of your appointment with a complete smile on day one. Today, we’re walking through the entire process of receiving this life-changing oral surgery.

Regardless of the controversy, dentists find that flossing regularly removes plaque and increases gum health. But when should it fit into your oral hygiene routine?

Untreated tooth infections are just like any other. Without adequate or appropriate medical care, they can kill you. But what can we do to identify these infections before they’re fatal? That’s the subject of our blog today!

Patients often wonder how much replacing their missing teeth with a dental bridge costs. Today, we’re looking at the different factors that impact how much you’ll pay to restore your million-dollar smile!

Because they’re not meant to be a permanent solution, your temporary crown just might fall off. Although it’s scary when it happens, it’s not the end of the world. If you can’t get to your dentist right away, here are some things you can do in the meantime.

Instead of investing in a complete set of false teeth like your parents or grandparents did, you’ve got options! We’re exploring the many ways to fill in that beautiful smile today.

Fillings and crowns are two of the most common types of dental surgery. One is designed to fill small cracks or cavities in a tooth, and the other takes the place of a damaged tooth. Today, we’re spending some time getting to know the differences between the two main types of dental reconstruction.