Your periodontal tissues plan an important role in anchoring your teeth in place. If you struggle to maintain a consistent oral hygiene routine it could gradually start to threaten the health of your gums. Excess plaque and food particles that aren’t removed from your mouth by brushing and flossing can start to harden into tartar. As this starts to happen... read more »

Dental crowns are commonly made from special materials like gold alloys, base metals, or porcelain-ceramic. They are attached to the internal anchoring abutment with a very strong dental grade adhesive. This is intended to secure your dental crown in place for many years to come. Unfortunately, there are times when a poor oral hygiene condition in the mouth or an... read more »

As the summer season falls away, the chance for life never ceases. If you find yourself pregnant, don't forget about your oral health. The joys and worries that come with having a baby include numerous changes in your lifestyle, but should not result in the neglect of your teeth and gums. If you effectively keep your smile safe while you're... read more »