Invisalign attachments can speed up the timeline for invisible braces and improve your overall results. These tooth-colored buttons give the braces something to grip onto, but they don’t impede the appearance of your smile. If you’re wondering how Invisalign buttons work or how long you’ll need to have them, check out the guide below. The…
What are the signs of a tooth infection, and what can you do to treat a tooth infection at home? These are some common tooth infection FAQs that we hear from our family dentistry patients. If you think you might have a tooth infection or you’re trying to prepare for the future, the guide below…
If you’re worried about what your smile will look like in wedding photos, it may be smart to plan ahead. There are tons of brides and grooms who specifically get braces before the wedding day so they can feel their best when they say “I do.” This planning takes some advanced thinking though, and we…
Cavities among children are common, so it’s important to monitor your child’s smile. Over half of children ages 6 to 19 have had at least one cavity in a baby tooth or permanent tooth. The dentist can check for cavities during annual oral exams, but there are some signs you can look for in the…
Your teeth are durable and fragile, all at once. They can bite into crunchy baguettes, and they can rot away with sugary candy. What about alcohol though? Is alcohol bad for teeth? Read on to learn how you can protect your smile. Many Alcoholic Beverages May Stain Your Teeth Staining is one of the biggest…
If you’re worried about getting a dental filling, it may be because you’re unfamiliar with the process. What can you expect along the way? Does it hurt to get a filling? Studies show that dental anxiety elevates when patients expect to be in pain. We believe that transparent patient education can change that. Check out…
Dental insurance plans are complex, confusing and completely different from policy to policy. If you’re unsure what your coverage options are, your dentist office should be able to do a price check before starting a service. More than 50% of American adults with private health insurance use dental insurance to pay for some or all…
Oral hygiene is crucial for children of all ages, even before the first tooth erupts. Studies have shown that children with a fear of the dentist are more likely to experience cavities and tooth decay, compared to those without dental anxiety. If your child refuses to brush their teeth, there are many techniques you can…
Worried about your child’s first cavity? Not sure what to do or what to expect along the way? The prevalence of cavities in children is declining, but tooth decay still impacts roughly 43% of kids. Here are some tips to help you get that cavity taken care of and prevent future ones from forming. Signs…
Cavities are incredibly common, but that doesn’t make them anymore desirable. Approximately 92% of adults (20 to 64 years old) have tooth decay or cavities in at least one of their permanent teeth. You can treat and prevent cavities, but can you make cavities go away on their own? Let’s explore how to handle a…
