Getting Crowned: Treating Your Teeth Like Royalty

Posted on: 4 September 2018
It isn't unusual for adults to get braces to manage dental problems that they didn't take care of when they were children. Unfortunately, these individuals may be opening themselves up to problems with increased plaque and bacteria. Thankfully, it is possible to manage this situation with proper dental care and by wearing a retainer to protect your teeth from plaque. Plaque Can Affect Your Braces Plaque is a problem that occurs when you don't take care of your teeth properly.
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Posted on: 8 August 2018
Vitamin C is an important nutrient that is thought to enhance collagen health, boost immunity, promote wound healing, and diminish systemic inflammation. It is abundant in citrus fruit and green leafy vegetables; however, many people are still deficient. Low levels of vitamin C can adversely affect your teeth and gums. Here are three ways decreased vitamin C levels can negatively affect your mouth and what you can do about them.
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Posted on: 17 July 2018
Many people think that a visit to the dentist just involves teeth cleanings or cavity fillings, but more and more dentists have the skills and training needed to offer cosmetic dental procedures that improve the look of a person's smile. There are a number of different cosmetic dental procedures available, such as teeth whitening, veneers, overlays, and dental implants. Another option for cosmetic dentistry that is affordable and minimally invasive is cosmetic dental bonding.
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Posted on: 16 June 2018
Gingiva, or gum tissue, exists within a very precarious spot: the human mouth. With all the bacteria that float around in the human mouth, it is a wonder that humans do not need more surgical intervention to prevent major tooth loss. That does not even include the damage to your gums caused by outside forces. As the following three examples will show, you will need gum surgery treatment services if any of these situations occur to your own gums.
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