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You probably don’t think much about the joints in your jaw that allow you to open and close your mouth, chew, and bite — unless you have TMJ. If you have TMJ, you probably think about your jaw much more than you’d prefer.

Do you need a crown? If so, you may have questions. There are options when it comes to dental crowns, and new technologies make the process far easier than it once was.

Have you been surprised by the color of your teeth in photos or in the mirror? Do they look more yellow than you remember them being? Don’t panic! We can help.

If you’re not happy with the way your teeth look, you may be considering a dental procedure to improve the appearance of your smile. Your dentist can do many things to help, so many, in fact you may be unsure of which is best.

Dental anxiety is remarkably common, but new technologies and techniques can help ease the fear so many people feel when they think about getting dental care. One example is laser technology in use at the dentist’s office.

Just over 30% of adults in the United States between the ages of 20 and 44 have untreated tooth decay, according to the CDC. Getting your teeth professionally cleaned is an important part of protecting them from decay.

If you imagine that you’ll end up with dentures sooner or later, you may be wrong. But if you’re wondering if you already need them, this post may help. Dentures are common, but not necessarily inevitable.

A cracked tooth doesn’t always hurt, so you may be tempted to simply ignore it. However, there are several important reasons you should consider booking an appointment with your dentist ASAP if one of your teeth has a crack.

Dentures are often the best solution for replacing missing teeth, but there may be a better option. Hybrid dentures are less expensive than individual implants but have a far higher satisfaction rate than removable dentures.

Getting dentures may not be exactly what you thought it would. You need to make some adjustments to these new dental appliances. This information should help.

Sometimes you need dental services without the wait. Whether you’re preparing for a big event or you have some other reason to need to take care of a dental issue quickly, we can help.

When you think about oral health, you probably think about your teeth. However, having healthy gums is also a critical component of good oral health. Pay close attention to these five signs of gum disease, and seek care if you notice them.

There’s a simple, quick procedure that may be just the thing to correct your dental issues: dental bonding. Bonding can be used to change the shape of your teeth, fix cracks or chips, close gaps, and numerous other problems.

If you have a disorder in your temporomandibular joint, often referred to as TMJ, you know that it can have a surprising impact on your life. But you can make some simple lifestyle changes to help lessen the pain associated with TMJ.

Tooth decay is no fun — if left untreated, it can lead to big problems. Thankfully, dental fillings are often the best treatment. You have options when it comes to getting fillings, including composite resin fillings.

If you’re unhappy with the lack of luster when you smile, you might be considering a whitening kit. Here’s what you need to know about at-home whitening kits versus in-office treatments.

If you need replacements for multiple teeth, you have some choices. One option you may not have heard of is All-on-4 Implants. We explain why this may be the best choice.

Have you ever wished that you could get a whole-mouth overhaul? You can! It’s called full mouth reconstruction, and you may be a good candidate. Here’s what you need to know.

A Zoom!® Teeth Whitening Treatment can help restore your teeth to a brilliant white. Whether in-office or at home, it will make your teeth shine.

Your smile is one of the first things people notice, and a pearly white smile makes for a good first impression. Improving the look of your teeth is one of the most common reasons to consider dental veneers, but the benefits don’t stop there.