Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral found in water and food. This mineral plays an important role in repairing damaged enamel and reverses any erosion that may have taken place due to dental problems or neglect on your part.
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People often believe that children are the only candidates for braces. However, this is not true. Braces are for anyone of any age, who want to improve the look or bite of their teeth.
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The application of dental sealant is a relatively inexpensive and painless treatment process that helps protect back teeth from cavities and tooth decay. Sealant is essentially a thin layer of plastic coating, and it is placed on the chewing surface of teeth in the back of the mouth, usually...
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Every tooth has a hollow chamber in its center and one or more canals that extend down to its root and into the bone surrounding the tooth.
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There are several types of dental situations that necessitate the use of crowns, or ‘caps’ for your teeth. The most common use of a crown is protecting an already weak or damaged tooth from further decay. Depending on your dental condition, a crown may also protect your gums and...
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If you are suffering from stained, chipped or broken teeth, dental bonding is an economic solution you might want to consider. A composite resin - one that mimics the color of your teeth - is applied to the affected area and sculpted to shape. It is then allowed to...
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If an oral examination reveals a lesion or abnormality in your mouth region, your dentist may be required to perform an oral biopsy. This is essentially a surgical procedure in which a small piece of tissue is removed from the legion, so that a pathologist may determine the cause...
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Tooth extraction is more common among adults than you would imagine. Decay, damage, and trauma are some of the more common reasons you might need it.
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Gingivitis is a bacterial infection that affects the health of the bone, gum, and soft tissues that surround the teeth, leading to inflammation and tenderness.
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A dental implant is a tooth foundation or root that is fixed inside the gum in order to support replacement teeth, or even dentures and crowns, as required by your oral condition.
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