Category: Preventive Dentistry

TMJ Disorder 101

Has a dentist ever asked you if you have problems with your TMJs? Did you freeze, unsure how to answer because you’re not even sure what a TMJ is? If so, we think it is high time you learn all about TMJ disorder. This is something we look for during your dental checkups because the… Read more »

What To Expect During Your Checkup

Chances are quite good that you have received a checkup during the course of your life. However, chances are also quite good that, though you have had your smile examined, you may not know much about what’s going on during the appointment. We prefer for our patients to feel informed about what’s happening during dental… Read more »

Protecting Your Smile With Dental Cleanings

Maintaining a beautiful, healthy smile depends on your dedication to preventive care. Fortunately, daily brushing and flossing are simple to accomplish on your own. As for the professional dental services you need, seeing us for a dental cleaning and checkup is also an essential portion of effective prevention. Not sure why we suggest a visit… Read more »

Preventive Dentistry: Your Questions

Have you ever scheduled your preventive dentistry visit, hung up the phone, and then asked yourself why exactly you’re scheduling a trip to see us once every six months? Sure, you know that taking care of your teeth is essential and that you certainly leave your appointments with a clean-feeling smile. However, if you’re taking… Read more »

5 Benefits Of A Checkup and Cleaning

When was the last time you actually scheduled and went to a dental exam or a cleaning? Due to our hectic schedules, many of us continually put off these preventive visits, assuming brushing and flossing at home is adequate. However, the benefits of a checkup and cleaning include healthier, more attractive teeth and a substantial… Read more »

Why Do I Grind My Teeth?

If you suffer from bruxism, or the persistent grinding of the teeth or clenching of the jaw, you may wonder, “Why do I grind my teeth?” Without treatment, bruxism can increase the risk of damaging your teeth or even leading to related oral health concerns, such as TMJ disorder. Fortunately, the issue can often be… Read more »