Typically, when a tooth has broken or been damaged from decay, our dentists will use a dental filling, crown, or other restoration to repair the tooth. However, when the damage to the tooth is extensive, they will need to extract it. This can happen if the tooth has been loosened because of periodontal disease or severe oral trauma. During a... read more »

Gum disease is one of the most serious oral health problems in our country. Nearly half of all adults over 30 have advanced gum disease. One reason it is so common is that people often do not think there is a problem when it first sets in. While prevention and early treatment is best, later-stage treatments are also available to... read more »

As you participate in your oral hygiene routine each day, do you ever think about what you need to do to care for your gums? If not, you might want to start today! Gum care is very important for people of all ages, and we are happy to provide the tips you need to keep your oral tissues in tip-top... read more »