If you are between the ages of 16 and 24, then you will develop wisdom teeth. These third molars are located in the back of your mouth and they are the last teeth to erupt. You may think that you don’t need to undergo the procedure of wisdom teeth extraction if your teeth are impacted (under the gum line) and... read more »
When a permanent tooth becomes impacted, it stays under the gum line and does not erupt like it is supposed to. Wisdom teeth often become impacted, and this problem commonly happens to the canine teeth (also known as cuspids or eye teeth) as well. Because the canines are some of the most important teeth for a healthy bite, we offer... read more »
If you are between the ages of 17 and 25, then you may be looking into getting your wisdom teeth removed. These teeth come in during your young adult years, but unfortunately they don’t often fit in your mouth. Because of this, wisdom teeth can damage adjacent teeth, develop decay, or even grow cysts and tumors. In order to protect... read more »
If you are between the ages of 17 and 25, it may be time to have your wisdom teeth removed. These third molars usually become impacted or only partially erupt, that latter of which can trap bacteria and make cleaning difficult. If wisdom teeth are left to remain in the mouth, they can cause problems such as tooth decay, gum... read more »
It’s easy to take for granted the crucial role that our teeth play in our nutrition and overall well-being. Healthy, natural teeth allow us to chew and ingest nutrient-rich foods. While removable dentures may resemble the appearance of real teeth, unfortunately, they aren’t nearly as effective at their primary role: chewing food. Many denture-wearers actually encounter the problem of malnutrition... read more »
Perhaps you’ve been wondering if dental implants would be a good solution for you. Below we provide you with answers to three of the most frequently asked questions about dental implants. 1. What are dental implants? A dental implant is a cylindrical or tapered screw-like post, generally made of titanium, that’s surgically placed in the upper or lower jaw bone... read more »