It is the responsibility of the dentist to know when to refer cases to specialists and when a case falls within the scope of their training and comfort level. There is only one standard of care and if a dentist provides a service that...
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Wisdom teeth are third molars and people generally have three permanent molars in the upper right, upper left, lower right and lower left areas of the mouth. The first molars “grow” at about age 6, the second around age 12 and the third around...
Fluoride, often called nature’s cavity fighter, helps safely prevent tooth decay. The American Dental Association has endorsed fluoridation of community water and use of dental care products with fluoride for over 40 years. If your local water supply does not contain fluoride, ask your...
Gum disease and tooth decay are invisible and largely painless when they first start, but left untreated will always result in the loss of your teeth. It is important to maintain a strong relationship with your Dental health provider. Regular dental checkups are important...
After the age of about 25, the most common reason for the loss of teeth is gum disease. Gum disease is generally characterized by swollen, red, bleeding, and receding gums often times associated with localized abscesses. Affected teeth loose clinical support which eventually become...