What May Be Causing Your Gingivitis

Does it seem like you’re continually getting gingivitis? Do you know what could put you at a greater risk of developing a periodontal disease? You may notice that you have gingivitis if you have red or swollen gums that may be tender and bleed easily. However, gingivitis can also be harder to detect as it may not always cause discomfort.... read more »

Protect Your Smile From Dry Mouth

Keeping your mouth clean includes always making sure it is free of debris, plaque buildup, bacteria or any other substances that can plague your smile. Only with a clean smile can you hope to have the oral health you desire. However, if your mouth is constantly dry and you are suffering from dry mouth, which is also known as xerostomia,... read more »

Common Questions Concerning Bruxism

Assessing your oral health includes assessing all known oral health risks. Due to microscopic damage and enamel wear that can arise due to your diet or other abrasive materials, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with lifestyle choices as well as conscious conditions that can arise within your mouth itself. If you find yourself constantly grinding... read more »

Professional Teeth Whitening Treatments

Teeth may look completely solid, but actually, the surface of your tooth is porous. The pores in the enamel soak up the pigments from deep-colored foods and drinks, such as red wine or coffee, as well as tobacco products. This absorption can leave your teeth looking discolored. While commercial whitening products can help reduce stains on the surface of your... read more »

What to Do When Your Child Hits Their Tooth

Has your child taken a spill and hit their tooth? If so, our dentists, Drs. Hauptman and Rowhani, are happy to help you handle the situation. There are different things you should do in different situations, and they can assist in every circumstance. Your child deserves a strong and healthy smile, so it’s important to handle the dental emergency properly.... read more »

Oral Health Advantages: Therapeutic Mouthwash

Did you know that mouthwash is highly effective for providing numerous benefits to your oral health care? However, not all mouthwash products operate the same. Whereas therapeutic mouthwash products are designed to improve your oral health, cosmetic mouthwashes are only designed to temporarily control or reduce bad breath. Thus, it is important to understand which product you are using and... read more »

The Function of Dental Sealants

Have you considered receiving dental sealants for your molars and premolars? Dental sealants can protect your teeth by blocking cavities and acids. Our experienced dental team is pleased to offer dental sealants and will gladly provide further information on how they work. In essence, dental sealants are a clear protective treatment applied to the chewing surfaces of your back teeth... read more »

Be Careful When Removing Something from Between Your Teeth or Gumline

The tight spaces between your teeth and the soft relationship with the periodontal tissues at the gumline can sometimes prove an effective trap for a tough piece of food. While this is more common with things like meat fibers, seeds, and fruit peels, it can also occur with popcorn hulls, pieces of candy, and other food items. Sometimes a vigorous... read more »

The Steps to Building a Better Smile: Dental Bonding

If you wish to enhance your smile with the help of a cosmetic dentistry treatment, it is important to think about the ramifications it may have. If you have suffered an oral accident or injury that has left you with a chipped or cracked tooth, and you are looking forward to repairing it, make sure a repair is done that... read more »

Will You Be at Risk for Tooth Sensitivity?

Will you ever experience tooth sensitivity? Are you likely to? Knowing the signs can be half the battle, so we've put together this data on tooth sensitivity causes and risk factors for your learning purposes. We hope you enjoy it. When your pearly white's roots are exposed due to receding gum lines prevalent in gum disease or diminished enamel and... read more »