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The problem that most people have is that there is not enough room for their wisdom teeth to erupt through the gums correctly. Wisdom teeth, also known as “third molars,” are the last adult teeth to grow in the mouth. Typically, most people have four wisdom teeth in the back of the mouth, two on …
Our pediatric dental anesthesia specialists have advanced training that allows them to interact positively with children who have anxiety and special needs. Going to the dentist is an essential part of keeping your kid’s mouth healthy. However, it generally doesn’t rank high on the list of things your child, or you as a parent, want …
Whether prescribed by your doctor or bought over the counter, many medications can affect your oral health. If you are experiencing problems with your oral health, you may want to look at the medications you are taking to see if one of them may be causing an underlying issue. Talk to your dentist if you …
If you have sensitive teeth, it can be treated. The type of treatment you need will depend on the cause of your sensitivity. Do you feel pain or discomfort occasionally after taking a bite of ice cream or a drink of hot coffee? Does brushing your teeth or flossing make you wince from time to …
You can protect yourself and those you care for, by learning more about the connection between your oral health and your overall well-being. Your oral health offers insights into your overall health. Problems in your mouth can affect the rest of your body. You can protect yourself and those you care for, by learning more …
Nearly 75% of adults in the U.S experience some sort of fear with regards to visiting the dentist. Of these, as many as 10% have an intense enough fear to be considered a dental phobia. Many people have anxiety, even fear, over having dental work done. Something as routine as having their teeth cleaned can …