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It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of our esteemed dental hygienist of 46 years, Sandra Freedman. After dedicating her career to the dental profession and tirelessly caring for the oral health of countless patients, Sandra has decided to embark on a new chapter of her life, embracing the joys and relaxation that retirement offers.

Do you wish you had a more attractive smile? Are you self-conscious about your "gummy" smile or short teeth? Do you have a broken or decayed tooth and need a crown? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might benefit from a crown-lengthening dental procedure. It is a simple and effective way to improve your smile and oral health.

When thinking of oral health, you will likely think of cavities and gum disease. However, you are missing something: the proper alignment of your bite.

If you notice bleeding while brushing or flossing your teeth, you could be looking at gingivitis or gum disease. It can be an indication that the gums are infected.

The most effective way to prevent gum disease is by adopting good oral habits. Oral health is not just about bright smiles or straight teeth.

The earliest form of gum disease is referred to as gingivitis. The condition occurs due to bacteria and plaque buildup on the teeth. It typically causes infection. With the help of a dentist, you can successfully manage the condition. However, if it is not treated, you can develop periodontitis. It is a more severe form of gum disease, entailing bone loss in the jaw.

The demand for dental implants is also increasing the number of sinus lift surgeries. If you are considering this procedure and have doubts, it would help to learn more about it. That includes knowing what a sinus lift is, determining the ideal time for the surgery, and acquiring a comprehensive overview of the process.

A missing tooth can cause several issues with your smile and performing simple things that you might overlook. Millions of Americans lose teeth every year despite advancements in dental treatment, most frequently due to dental decay, gum disease, or trauma. 

A dental implant is an artificial structure inserted into the jawbone. It has screwlike devices and acts as an anchor for the crown. A device known as an abutment connects the custom-made crown to the dental implant, which fits the patient’s mouth, looks, functions, and feels like a natural tooth. 

Healthy gums usually fit tightly around the base of the visible tooth, keeping the roots from exposure. When you experience gum recession, the gums pull away, exposing the lower part of the teeth and the roots. Gum recession can occur due to several factors like gum disease or genetics.