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Everyone knows the basics of good dental care. Brush your teeth after every meal, floss every day, see your dentist at least twice a year. It sounds simple. But what if you still don’t have strong, healthy teeth? Weak enamel can be a genetic weakness, or it can be caused by other conditions, like Celiac disease. I’ve always had weak enamel, so I started looking into ways that I could increase the strength of my teeth, and found that dietary changes could make a big difference. I started this blog to share my experience, and to talk about other ways you can make your teeth stronger and healthier. There are lots of things that you can do to improve your dental health. You just have to find them.

Should You Get Cosmetic Dentistry Done on Your Smaller Teeth?

A smile is one of the most powerful assets a person can have. It can convey warmth, kindness, and confidence all at once. However, not everyone is comfortable with the way their smile looks. One of the more common complaints people have is about their smaller teeth. While some may see this as a minor issue, it can be a source of embarrassment for many. Cosmetic dentistry offers several different to improve the appearance of smaller teeth and boost your confidence. Read More 

The Benefits of Orthodontic Correction for Perfect Teeth

Everyone desires to have perfect teeth, but not everyone is fortunate enough to be born with naturally aligned teeth. That's where orthodontic correction comes in to help achieve that perfect smile. Orthodontic correction includes different methods to straighten teeth, correct bites, and improve overall dental health. This blog post will discuss the numerous benefits of orthodontic care. Boost of Confidence The most outstanding benefit of orthodontic correction is a boost in confidence. Read More 

5 Conditions That Might Require Oral Surgery

Oral surgery is a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on performing surgical procedures to address various conditions affecting the mouth, jaw, and face. With expertise in this field, oral surgeons provide comprehensive treatment options to improve oral health and restore facial aesthetics. If you're experiencing a severe dental problem, it's time to consider oral surgery. Here are five conditions that might require oral surgery. Impacted Wisdom Teeth Sometimes, wisdom teeth don't grow correctly and can become impacted, which means that they can't emerge from the gum properly. Read More 

Smiles Of The Future: How Technology Is Redefining Dentistry

If you're like most people who haven't visited a dentist in a long time, you may be feeling apprehensive if you have an upcoming dental visit scheduled. However, 21st-century technology has revolutionized dentistry, and these advancements are making procedures more efficient, less painful, and remarkably precise. Here's what you need to know: 3D Printing: Beyond the Ordinary Crown Have you ever had a dental implant or crown? Traditionally, these processes took days or even weeks, requiring multiple visits. Read More 

What To Know About Bleeding Gums

Bleeding gums can be an indication of an underlying oral health issue. Below are some common causes of gum bleeding and what you can do when you are affected. Gingivitis or Gum Disease: The most common cause of bleeding gums is gingivitis, an early stage of gum disease. Gingivitis occurs due to the buildup of plaque and bacteria along the gum line, leading to inflammation and bleeding. Your dentist will assess the severity of gum disease, provide professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, and recommend proper oral hygiene practices, including regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings to manage and treat gum disease. Read More