It’s fair to assume that losing a tooth is pretty low on the list of things the average person wants to do today, but this is an unfortunately common problem that requires quick action to resolve. When you or someone you love dislodges a tooth, thinking and acting quickly can make the difference between it being successfully reimplanted and needing to consider dental replacement options. Here’s a quick guide from your emergency dentist to what you should do to save a dislodged tooth.

Invisalign introduced its clear aligners over two decades ago now, and it’s still one of the most sought-after orthodontic treatments all these years later. In fact, you may even be considering this discreet teeth-straightening treatment for yourself! If the only thing that’s stopping you is the question, “Am I too old for Invisalign?” then keep reading to learn the answer.

If you’re looking to stun people this summer, you might already be picking out your swimsuit, or planning your diet routine so that you can look your absolute best. However, there’s one thing you might not have considered: how a beautiful smile could tie it all together!

There are a variety of cosmetic dental treatments available to you that can make a huge difference in how your teeth appear to others, and that’ll give the confidence to make the best impression possible. Here are examples of a few treatments that can give you a beach-ready smile!

If you asked people about what makes dentistry so important, they’ll likely say something about avoiding serious toothaches, or maybe about how having a beautiful smile can make you feel about yourself. These factors are certainly critical, and tend to be some of the main reasons people are driven to the dentist’s office.

What many people don’t know is that the state of your oral health can have a lot to do with your brain’s function, and the chances of you developing serious neurological disorders. Here’s what recent science has to say about the connection between teeth and brain health.

If you have recently undergone a root canal or have an overly decayed tooth, your dentist may recommend a dental crown. This prosthetic is custom-made to match your natural teeth and then bonded over the damaged one to protect it from further harm. It’s a solution that not only restores your smile’s functionality and appearance but also eliminates the need for extraction and replacement teeth.  

Many patients are thrilled to safeguard their grins but have questions about the treatment. For example, they often wonder how long their dental crown will last. Read on to learn more about its anticipated longevity!