Back Tooth All Of A Sudden Sensitive To Cold? Possible Reasons Why And Treatment Options

If you suddenly feel horrible pain in one of your back teeth when you drink or eat something cold, this could be due to a variety of things. Below are two of these things and some treatment options your dentist will offer you so your tooth will get back to normal. Receding Gums If you are feeling the pain at your gumline, this is likely because the dentin is exposed. The top layer of your teeth is the enamel and the layer underneath the enamel is dentin. [Read More]

Going Through Braces Together: Why It Might Be A Good Experience

A family dentist can help you, as an adult, get braces to straighten your teeth. He or she may also be able to get braces on your children's teeth or refer you to a children's orthodontist if children's braces are not done in-house. Regardless of how the braces are done and by whom, you may want to get braces right along with your kids. Here are some good reasons why this might be a helpful experience for you and your children. [Read More]

Keep Those Pearly Whites Gleaming! Three Tips To Keep Your Teeth White And Bright

When you meet new people, one of the first things they notice is your smile. Teeth that appear yellow, dull, or dingy may make you feel self-conscious about smiling. Follow these guidelines to restore your smile to its former glory. 1. Have Your Teeth Professionally Whitened One of the quickest ways see results is to have your teeth professionally whitened by your dentist. The solution that your dentist uses is stronger than at-home varieties, enabling you to see results more quickly. [Read More]

3 Dental Implant Features To Opt For When Designing Molars

Advancements in dental technology has allowed Americans to no longer suffer from missing teeth. You can easily replace missing teeth or damaged teeth with an artificial implant. Dental implants are becoming so popular that over 3 million Americans have them, and this number grows by 500,000 each year. If you're interested in getting an implant for your molars, you might be surprised to find out that you actually have a lot of room to customize and design the shape and size of the implant. [Read More]