Dental Blog

Emergency dentistry is for urgent dental issues requiring immediate care, including knocked-out or broken teeth, and tooth abscesses and mouth infections.

Maintaining good oral health at home is important, but getting your teeth cleaned regularly by your dentist helps detect cavities and early signs of gum disease or oral cancer.

Composite restorations, commonly known as “fillings,” help restore and strengthen a damaged tooth. This is often used for teeth that have succumbed to decay or trauma or have worn down over time.

A dental infection (tooth abscess) originates at the tooth or its supporting structures and can spread to the surrounding tissue. A tooth abscess is the result of bacterial infections causing a pocket of pus to form in different regions of the tooth or gums.

The removal of a tooth that is visible in your mouth due to excessive tooth decay, tooth infection, and crowding.

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) can cause pain in your jaw joint and in the muscles that control jaw movement. This pain can become quite debilitating for some patients, causing chronic facial pain.

Mouthguards may also be necessary for patients who suffer from clenching or grinding their teeth at night. Custom guards are beneficial for all ages, including children and teens who play high school sports.

Periodontal disease is a result of infections and inflammation of the gums and bones that surround and support the teeth.

Early detection can make all the difference, which is why we offer cancer screenings for patients who may be at risk of developing oral cancer.

Protect your teeth or your child’s teeth from decay and plaque with a clear dental sealant.