Another option that you might consider for dentures are the implant-supported kind. They can be sturdier than other dentures, particularly on the lower jaw, and they come in a couple of varieties. Typically, the implants are placed in the front part of the jaw. There are fewer nerves and more bone in the front part of the jaw, which makes... read more »

To ensure your smile has the best chance of success this holiday season, it is important to make sure you're following effective oral health care prevention techniques, proper oral hygiene, a good diet, and routine visits to your dentist. With all the risks and hazards that can present themselves in our lives to our teeth and gums, it is important... read more »

Mouth guards are just for sports, right? Actually, they can be utilized for much more than that. Learn more about how to shield your chompers with mouth guards by taking this short test we’ve made. We hope you enjoy it! 1. This type of mouth guard guards your chompers from grinding and chipping, and it is commonly prescribed to those... read more »

  Have you made a candy plan yet this Halloween season to protect your smile against the dangers that sweets and treats can pose? Even though we're not telling you to avoid all sweets the season, it is essential to do your best to keep your mouth safe from additional risks that can arise. You may not know it, but... read more »

Once you’ve had a dental crown installed into your mouth, you should monitor the fit and feel of the crown to make sure that it’s performing suitably. Here are some things to monitor and pieces of advice you can follow to make sure that your dental health is at its peak. Unless we’ve performed a root canal on your tooth,... read more »

Sometimes brushing your teeth with a brand of toothpaste formulated with potassium nitrate will help reduce or alleviate tooth sensitivity discomfort. While this might prove to be an effective short-term option, you should not think of it as a long-term treatment plan. In many cases, the underlying cause of tooth sensitivity is linked to some other oral health condition. So... read more »

If your teen is about to undergo wisdom tooth extraction, good for them! This treatment can help them have the strong and healthy smile they deserve. Before they start their appointment, it’s important to do all you can to help them prepare. To help you do so, our dentist, Dr. Mark Prosniewski, is happy to give you some helpful tips.... read more »

As if there weren’t enough things to worry about as a teen, the likelihood of damage to your incoming permanent teeth continues to mount. Not only is a teen’s life seemingly built atop the foundation of social success, but your smile tends to be a key factor in the make-or-break world of teenagers. Poor oral hygiene could spell disaster as... read more »

As time rolls on, your dental care must do the same. Unfortunately, teeth grinding due to bruxism is a serious problem that often goes untreated by those who suffer from it. You can enhance your oral health with bruxism treatments to keep your teeth crack-free. To learn more about bruxism, ask yourself the following: - Have you witnessed or been told... read more »

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder caused by interrupted air patterns or obstructed airflow while you sleep. It occurs in many individuals and it is serious and needs to be treated as soon as symptoms begin to show. There are two major forms of sleep apnea, including central sleep apnea which is caused by a failure of signals being sent... read more »