by Nick | Nov 10, 2021 | News / Blog
The root canal is a part of the structure of a tooth that houses cells, nerves, and blood vessels that form the pulp. The outer part of the tooth, the amount we see and brush daily, is called the crown, while the other part dipped below the gums is called the root....
by Nick | Oct 27, 2021 | News / Blog
If you’ve ever wondered why you have teeth sensitive to cold, you’re not alone since studies suggest that over 45 million Americans battle this every year. You probably noticed while eating ice cream or perhaps, being out in the cold weather. The fact is you’re not...
by Nick | Oct 20, 2021 | News, News / Blog
Conducting dental X-rays is often a normal routine that enables your dentist to see deep beneath your gums, into your bones, and to the root of your teeth. But due to some misconceptions from Hollywood blockbusters like Godzilla, people now wonder if X-rays are safe...
by Nick | Oct 5, 2021 | News / Blog
Time has gone by when visiting the dentist was more of a horror series. Pain. Uncomfortable. And irritating. Times have changed, and technology has helped us equipped the latest dental technologies to ensure our patients have the best experience. Numerous modern...
by Nick | Sep 28, 2021 | News / Blog
You might do it without knowing, clenching your teeth together while you sleep. Sometimes you only begin to notice when you notice some wear and tear on your teeth. Other times, it could be your spouse complaining about your grinding at night. Not only those this...
by Nick | Sep 22, 2021 | News / Blog
Feeling a slight or piercing ache on your teeth, or perhaps a bleeding gum? Many people go through dental problems daily, and it’s worse when you have no idea how to handle such emergencies. Dental pains aren’t the best feeling. An injury to your gum or other dental...
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