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Wisdom teeth are the third set of molars at the back of your mouth. You usually grow two on top and two on the bottom. Not everyone has trouble, but sometimes there isn’t enough room for them. This may cause the wisdom teeth to remain below the gum line, causing pain. If they do emerge, […]

Tooth decay, or a cavity, is a common dental problem. If not treated promptly, the tooth can crumble, become infected, or even require extraction. A severe infection can spread to the blood and may be life-threatening. A dental filling will return the tooth to its normal state. The right type of dental fillings depends on […]

The first few days after having a tooth pulled can be a little uncomfortable but it’s important to take care of yourself so you can heal well and as quickly as possible. Your dentist will provide you with specific instructions after your procedure but these guidelines apply to almost all extractions. Things to DO Rest: […]

According to the Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA), as many as 39% of dental trauma each year are sports-related. Many of these injuries can be avoided with the use of mouthguards and helmets, and by following the safety regulations of the sport you are playing. Unorganized sports like biking and skateboarding may not […]