Wisdom teeth are as far back in the mouth as you can go, and they often stay inside the gums. Most people won’t have wisdom teeth that break through the gums without surgery, which means that they’ll likely deal with impacted teeth if they don’t have them removed. A family dentist may opt to remove these teeth…
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Restorative dentistry is a type of dentistry that helps replace lost teeth and repair teeth that are damaged. Did you know that Americans lose an average of 12 teeth by the time they reach the age of 50? According to Dr. Ted Filandrianos and Boston Magazine, from the age of 65 on, around 26% of…
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If you’ve noticed that your gums are not as low on your teeth as they once were or that your teeth feel loose in your mouth, you could be dealing with an issue called a receding gum line. A receding gum line occurs when the gum tissue surrounding the teeth pulls back or wears away.…
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As someone who has struggled with an addiction or substance use disorders in the past, you may have trouble with your teeth that you want to address. Some people are missing teeth due to various types of conditions, but the good news is that it is possible to replace those teeth in most cases. If…
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Tooth discoloration can happen for many reasons. Often, people don’t notice it because it is so gradual. One day you take a look in the mirror and realize that your teeth have turned an off-white color or even yellow. While this can be a worrisome condition, there are solutions available that can help you, including…
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When you brush your teeth, do you notice a bit of blood in the sink? Perhaps your gums feel painful or swollen. This is not uncommon when you have a condition called “gingivitis.” This condition can lead to bleeding gums and, if not treated over time, to other oral health complications. Your gum health is…
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Dental cavities can be painful. They are a sign that your oral health is at risk, too. Cavities occur when bacteria invade the tooth, causing a breakdown of the tissues that leads to decay. The sooner you take action to have these fixed, the less likely you are to have complications. At the Dental Center…
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Do you have a tooth that seems caught under your gum line? Sometimes, you may not know it is there, but it can cause a significant amount of pain. If you have impacted teeth, it is important to have a dentist take a closer look at what is happening and provide you with a higher…
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Whether you are experiencing a dull and achy or sharp and throbbing pain, dental pain can throw you off your routine. When dealing with dental pain, normal activities like talking, chewing, and sleeping become difficult, and it can be difficult to maintain focus. Depending on the cause of the pain, and the severity of the…
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Dental experts continue to investigate the relationship between alcohol and dental health. Excessive consumption of alcohol not only affects your general health but your oral health as well. It can cause dental problems such as tooth decay and accidental damage. In addition to maintaining an aesthetic appeal, good oral health is vital as it is…
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