Getting Crowned: Treating Your Teeth Like Royalty

Posted on: 14 March 2023
When people think of dental implants, they usually imagine the kind of implants that dentists call endosteal implants — screw-shaped posts that are placed directly into a patient's jawbone. While there are plenty of benefits of endosteal implants, there are alternatives that may be better suited for certain patients. One example that has become increasingly popular is the mini implant, a smaller and less invasive cousin to conventional implants. If you are curious to learn more about the advantages of mini dental implants and whether they may be a good fit for you, read below for just three of the biggest benefits.
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Posted on: 1 February 2023
There's more to dental care than brushing and flossing at home. You will need to schedule regular teeth cleaning to make sure that your mouth is healthy. Your dentist also checks the condition of your teeth and gums after the cleaning to determine if any dental work is needed. Dental cleanings are essential for maintaining the health of your teeth and gums. However, there are a few things you need to know about teeth cleaning.
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Posted on: 27 December 2022
Periodontal disease is a severe dental condition that can cause irreversible damage to the gums and teeth. Without treatment, it can lead to tooth loss and systemic health issues. Fortunately, there are many ways to effectively treat periodontal disease. This article will discuss three standard treatment options for those suffering from periodontal disease. Scaling and Root Planing Plaque and tartar are removed from the roots of the teeth using a deep cleaning technique called scaling and root planing.
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Posted on: 22 November 2022
Does your child have some additional skin underneath their lip that is pulling on their gum tissue? If so, know that a dentist can help you with this by performing a frenectomy. It is a procedure that many children have done when this issue comes up, and it helps prevent problems with their teeth and gums later on in life. Here are a few key things to know about the procedure.
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