There are many things that your dentist monitors during your regular dental checkups. The growth of your wisdom teeth are one of those important things! When you are between the ages of 17 to 21 years old, chances are that your third molars will begin to erupt. Many young adults get their wisdom teeth removed…
Do you have an impacted wisdom tooth? Often impacted wisdom teeth do not always show symptoms, and you will need to visit your dentist regularly to get a professional dental assessment of your oral cavity. Wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to erupt into your mouth. Most often, people have four wisdom teeth at…
If you’re wondering why you may need perio-treatment, then you’re likely having a problem with the supporting structures of your teeth such as your gums, cementum, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone. Periodontics is a branch of dentistry that specializes in treating problems such as periodontal or gum disease and other oral issues related to supporting…
Can you imagine having black teeth? We know it’s not a sight your eyes want to see! They can also mean that you have a serious dental condition that warrants immediate treatment. Black teeth can be due to two causes– extrinsic and intrinsic. Extrinsic causes of the teeth turning black can be due to the…
Invisalign treatment is significantly different from other orthodontic treatments, especially when it comes to how much it affects your day-to-day life routine. Invisalign aligners are flexible and comfortable for your teeth because it is invisible and removable, but at the same time can fix your malocclusion or misalignment problem without the hassle of metals and…
When your child has braces, you’ll be taking the role of an oral care expert at home. To ensure that you protect your child’s oral health, you’ll need a few guidelines on taking care of kids with braces. Check out some of our tips below. Make sure you have all the appropriate oral hygiene materials…
A big milestone to celebrate is pregnancy! Many changes happen during this time, including both physiological and physical changes. Pregnancy affects not just your reproductive system but as well as other parts of your body and this includes your oral cavity too. Hormonal changes increase your risk of having dental health problems such as swollen…
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