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Knock Out Tobacco and Renew Your Smile
Stained teeth. Bad breath. Gum disease. Oral cancer. These are the realities of what tobacco use does to your oral health. The tar and other chemicals leave deposits on your teeth that are hard to remove. Chemicals are absorbed into the gum tissue, giving you the distinctive smell of “tobacco breath.” Infections are harder to recover from and turn into…
Continue readingDental Implants in Dalton
Dental implants have revolutionized the field of dentistry by offering a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. With their ability to restore both function and aesthetics, dental implants have become the top choice for individuals seeking a long-term tooth-replacement option. Today, we will explore everything you need to know about dental implants, from their benefits to determining if you are…
Continue readingEnjoy Excellence in Cosmetic Dentistry in Dalton
Your smile is one of the first things people notice when they meet you. From bite issues to staining and discolored teeth, cosmetic concerns about your smile can make you feel down. You might not want to smile in photos, and you may even hide your smile at work. A smile makeover could correct the issues that are troubling you,…
Continue readingYou Could Have TMJ Disorder
Perhaps you are familiar with temporomandibular joint disorder, better known as TMJ disorder. It’s a common dental condition involving the joints that hold your lower jaw to your skull. You count on your temporomandibular joints every day when you yawn, eat, or speak. Unfortunately, these joints may develop problems that can lead to uncomfortable symptoms in your jaw, head, and…
Continue readingWhat Is Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea is a health condition that can rob you of restful sleep. When you have sleep apnea, you’ll experience brief episodes of disrupted breathing throughout the night. Most of the time, these episodes will be so short that you won’t realize that you quit breathing, but you may notice the signs of sleep apnea during the day. Fortunately, there…
Continue readingLearning All About Oral Cancer
It’s November, which means that it’s Mouth Cancer Action Month. This makes it the perfect time to learn a little about oral cancer. Despite the fact that oral cancer is something that is hard to diagnose yourself, it’s still important to know a little about the symptoms of oral cancer, as well as what can cause it. Having this knowledge…
Continue readingOral Cancer: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments
November is Mouth Cancer Action Month, so we’re providing information on oral cancer, its causes, symptoms, and the available treatment methods. When detected and treated early, oral cancer is easily preventable, but too many people ignore their annual dental exams and develop oral cancer. Don’t be one of those statistics. If you need an oral cancer screening or an annual…
Continue readingCelebrate Dental Hygiene Month
October is National Dental Hygiene Month! It’s the time of year that we celebrate the work dental hygienists do in maintaining a patient’s oral health. The month-long campaign also helps build awareness in adults and children about taking care of their teeth and gums. Surprisingly, some individuals skip important daily dental hygiene activities, not realizing how essential they are to…
Continue readingLearning From National Gum Care Month
It’s not uncommon for the medical community to claim certain months in the name of better health. For September, the dental community has dubbed it National Gum Care Month. As you can guess from the name, this month is all about spreading awareness about gum disease and the problems that it can cause. However, it’s also about spreading awareness on…
Continue readingUncover the Truth About Root Canal Treatment
There’s an old saying, “I’d rather have a root canal.” It’s mainly heard from older people who can remember root canal treatments from the past. Unfortunately, the saying scares people off from investigating the procedure when they’re experiencing severe tooth pain. The truth is, the pain when you need a root canal is far, far worse than anything you would…
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