If you have noticed small, vertical cracks on the surface of your teeth, they may be craze lines. Craze lines are painless and not something that you should worry too much about. However, although craze lines are usually harmless, they can contribute to several oral health issues in the long term. Here is what you need to know if you have noticed craze lines on the surface of your teeth. Read More»
Denture relines are a standard procedure used to improve the fit of dentures that have become loose over time. When the gums change shape, either due to natural processes such as aging or due to medical conditions such as gum disease, the fit of the dentures may become compromised, leading to discomfort and difficulty speaking and eating. A denture reline can restore the fit of the dentures and improve the wearer’s comfort and function. Read More»
When you breathe normally, you should draw in air through your nose, and each breath should be silent with no effort required. However, some people breathe through their mouths, especially once they fall asleep. This can happen for several reasons, including sleep apnea, nasal congestion, or the shape of your nose or jaw. If you breathe through your mouth when you’re asleep, you’ll probably find yourself waking up feeling dehydrated and often not particularly well-rested. Read More»
Choosing a new dentist can be difficult, whether you’re moving to a new city or simply feel like having a change. However, as described below, there are a few key things you should be looking for to make your decision easier. Excellent Reviews and Testimonials When looking for a new dentist, you may want to spend some time looking at online reviews. Any dentist you’re considering will have Google reviews, as well as ones on industry-specific sites. Read More»
The impact of smoking on your general health is widely known, but the impact on your oral health seems to be discussed less often. Your mouth, gums and teeth are all at risk when you smoke, and it’s not just from the staining caused by the tar and nicotine in tobacco products, so it’s important for smokers to be aware of potential oral health problems. Here are some of the ways smoking can negatively impact your oral health. Read More»