Dental News and Blogs

Hormones have a direct and well-documented effect on the health of the gum tissue. During periods of significant hormonal change, including puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and

Good oral health in the senior years requires a more proactive and informed approach than at younger ages. As we age, the risk of gum

Tooth enamel cannot be regrown once it has been lost, because the cells that produce enamel (ameloblasts) are no longer active after a tooth fully

Fresh breath throughout the day requires more than brushing your teeth in the morning. It depends on consistent oral hygiene, adequate hydration, dietary choices, tongue

Teeth grinding, known clinically as bruxism, is a condition in which a person clenches or grinds their teeth involuntarily, most often during sleep but sometimes

Orthodontic treatment corrects misaligned teeth and jaws to improve both the function and appearance of your smile. The clearest signs that you may need orthodontic

Stress affects your oral health in multiple direct and measurable ways. Chronic stress increases the risk of teeth grinding, gum disease, dry mouth, mouth sores,

A sports mouth guard is a protective dental appliance worn over the teeth and gums to absorb and distribute the impact of blows to the

If you regularly wake up with jaw pain, facial soreness, or headaches concentrated around the temples, or if a partner has mentioned hearing grinding sounds