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  Causes of Tooth Sensitivity

  Tooth sensitivity is caused most often by worn down enamel of the teeth. When this enamel wears down, it can expose the nerves in the teeth. This can cause pain when brushing your teeth or chewing food, as well as sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures. Knowing what causes tooth sensitivity can help you protect […]

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  How is a Deep Cleaning Different From a Routine Cleaning?

  Though both cleanings are done by your dentist, they are used for different purposes. Everyone needs routine cleanings, but not everyone will need deep cleanings. Your dentist will be able to determine if you need a deep cleaning or not. Routine Cleanings You should have a routine cleaning done every 6 months. This will ensure […]

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  How to Prevent Canker Sores

  Canker sores are never a pleasant experience. These sores are often uncomfortable and are usually exceedingly painful. If you have experienced a canker sore, you will surely want to prevent future sores from occurring. Here are a few ways that you can help prevent canker sores. Common Causes of Canker Sores There are many things […]

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  Manual Vs Electric Toothbrush

  Brushing your teeth twice a day is necessary to keep your teeth healthy! With so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to find the right toothbrush for you. Should you use hard bristles or soft bristles? Should you use a manual toothbrush or an electric toothbrush? There are pros and cons to […]

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  The Importance of Replacing Lost Teeth

  Losing teeth can cause many other problems aside from the initial tooth loss. It can dramatically impact your oral health, which is why the proper steps must be taken to rectify the situation as soon as possible. Prevention is always the best approach to your oral health, so it is always better to prevent tooth […]

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  New Year, New Insurance

  Prevention is always the best approach to oral health. Most insurance plans are specifically designed to emphasize preventative care. They typically cover 100% of preventative procedures, like dental cleanings and x-rays. Dental insurance plans commonly cover 80% of basic treatments such as cavity fillings and 50% of complex procedures such as root canals. Annual Maximums […]

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