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If your jaw is always sore, there’s a good chance you may have temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. Keep reading to learn all the ways we can help.

Invisalign® is a revolutionary step in orthodontia, allowing you to straighten your teeth without a mouth full of metal. Keep reading to learn about four of the many benefits of Invisalign.

If you fear going to the dentist, for whatever the reason, we have four tips to help you through. Keep reading to learn what they are.

Emergencies happen everywhere, and that includes dental emergencies. Keep reading to learn what constitutes a dental emergency and when emergency treatment is necessary.

If you want to start the new year in a dazzling way, try teeth whitening to give you a bright, white smile. Here’s what you need to know.

If your jaw locks either open or closed, you may be dealing with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. Fortunately, you have a number of options to help relieve the lock and other uncomfortable symptoms. Get the scoop here.

Dental implants have no shortage of benefits: they’re aesthetically pleasing, they’re strong, and there’s no need to fuss with messy denture glue or soaking solutions. But how long do dental implants last? Find out here.

If your jaw is constantly sore, if you hear clicking or popping noises when you open and close your mouth, or if your jaw locks up, you may have temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. Learn why you shouldn’t ignore recurrent jaw pain.

The discreet nature of Invisalign® appeals to many people, but are the clear aligners as effective as traditional braces? In most cases the answer is yes, although not everyone is an ideal candidate.

Accidents happen, but what constitutes a dental emergency? A chip? A split in a veneer? A crack in your tooth structure? Get the answers here.

Lasers have numerous practical applications, and one major area is in dentistry. Keep reading to learn more about laser dentistry and the many benefits it has to offer.

Are you nervous about your upcoming dental appointment? Is your oral health suffering because you don’t want to schedule? Dental anxiety is more common than you think, but there are ways to alleviate that anxiety. Keep reading to learn more.

You’re thinking about tooth-restoration options, and you’ve heard the terms “veneers” and “implants” bandied about, but do you really know what each is for? Keep reading to learn the facts about these two common dental treatments.

Dental anxiety and dental phobias are very real conditions, and they affect a large percentage of the population. Sedation dentistry, though, can help you calm down so you can get through your appointment comfortably. Keep reading to learn more.

If you’re missing teeth, there are a number of different tooth replacement options, but dental implants are considered the gold standard, since they mimic your natural teeth the closest. Keep reading to learn more.

If you wake up with a headache every morning, you could be having jaw problems. Learn how common temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders are related to headaches and what to do about them.

You need to have orthodontic work done, but you really, really don’t want a mouth full of metal. The good news is the Invisalign® system can provide you with a clear solution that also benefits your oral health. Learn more here.

In this age of Covid19, we can debate the merits of wearing a mask. What is not discussed is the complications of constant mask-wearing. The longer you wear a mask during the day, the more likely you will develop a mask mouth.

Do your crooked, discolored, and misshapen teeth make you hide your smile? What can you do about it, short of extensive and time-consuming dental work? Here are five reasons you should consider veneers to transform your smile.

A lot has changed in modern dentistry the last decade – particularly around the business model for Dentists.

Breathing! We all do it naturally without giving it a second thought. But how many of us do it correctly? The truth of the matter is that there are millions of people amongst us who have breathing issues.

What is Laser Dentistry?