We’ve all woken up with morning breathe: an intolerable odor that generally goes away once you brush your teeth, floss and use a little mouthwash. Most of us have also had horrible breath after eating something like onion or garlic; but again, this too is easily solved with a mint or gum. But what if …
When most people think of dental and oral health problems, they probably automatically picture cavities, fillings, tooth loss, gum disease, and other well-known conditions that affect the teeth and mouth; however, there are many other problems that can occur within the mouth that many patients do not know about. Take TMJ, for instance. Though not …
While bone is naturally very rigid, it isn’t necessarily permanent or unalterable. In fact, bone is known to be highly dynamic, as it constantly goes through a cycle of regeneration and resorption. In this latter cycle, the osteoclasts break down the body’s bones – including the jawbone – to release needed minerals, such as calcium, …
Bone Resorption in the Jaw – What it is and the Consequences of it Read More »
Do you have crooked teeth, an overbite, an underbite, or teeth with small gaps between them? Do you want a straighter smile without needing traditional metal braces? If so Invisalign® may be the answer for you. The Invisalign system utilizes clear aligners as opposed to metal braces. The aligners work gradually to straighten your teeth …
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