Resources: Treatment Guides

Although it may not be obvious to everyone, teeth are actually made of dynamic, living tissue. A dead tooth is a tooth that has lost…
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Recently you looked in the mirror and noticed that the pearly white teeth you are proud of are fading, and the tips are becoming translucent…
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Although this isn’t an urgent condition like other dental problems, yellow teeth can impact your confidence and willingness to smile. Luckily, there are ways to…
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Have you been experiencing pain in your teeth lately? When you have an aching tooth, one of the most common solutions provided is to have…
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As an athlete, getting hurt is more of a rite of passage. Many athletes wear their scars proudly as reminders of the preparation and the…
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As technology becomes more advanced and dental techniques are perfected through hundreds of thousands of iterations, it now is possible never to have to suffer…
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While some dentists may recommend braces to straighten teeth, not everyone fancies traditional dental braces. Fortunately, for some, there are other ways of straightening out…
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If you shudder at the thought of dentist drills, then you will be glad to hear that the growing use and acceptance of laser technology…
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Most expectant mothers are wary of visiting the dentist’s office because of their pregnancy. They imagine that dental procedures and medication can harm the unborn…
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Although the tough outer covering of the tooth, known as enamel, is the strongest mineral in your body, it is prone to damage. This is…
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The topmost layer of the tooth is known as the enamel. It is the part that protects the tooth from chemical and physical damage. For…
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Tooth decay is a problem affecting adults and toddlers alike. According to NICDR (National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research), about 42% of kids aged…
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When your teeth are healthy, the gum tissue fits around them in a snug like manner. However, with poor dental health, your gums may start…
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A dental crown is an effective treatment used to restore a tooth that has been damaged. It protects the vulnerable tooth and adds structural support,…
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According to the National Sleep Foundation, 30%-50% of the entire United States population snore throughout their lifetime. Most times, snoring and sleep disturbances are signs…
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Dental anxiety can be an emotionally taxing condition among patients of all ages. In severe cases, this sickness can result in a patient missing or…
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An off-white or slightly crooked smile can lead to confidence issues for some people. Fortunately, Lumineers provide an excellent alternative and a permanent cosmetic solution.…
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When severe gum disease, also known as periodontitis develops, your teeth are prone to damage. The bone tissue and ligaments that surround your teeth are…
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There are times when you might need a little cosmetic touch up to maintain a healthy, attractive smile. Tooth bonding also referred to as dental…
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Did you know that 74% of adults required a tooth extraction in their lifetime? This statistic remains high due to an increase in poor dietary…
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Teeth sensitivity is a common dental problem that can make even the most basic oral activities like eating, drinking and brushing uncomfortable. According to the…
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Recurrent Oral Ulcerations are small mouth ulcers that typically last for a few days, but keep coming back every few weeks or months. These sores…
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Bruxism is a medical condition that causes people to unconsciously grind, gnash and clench their teeth from time to time. Although occasional teeth grinding does…
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The sight of blood when brushing your teeth is often an indication that you have injured yourself or that something isn’t right. Although traces of…
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Cosmetic Contouring is not a well-known phrase for most people outside of the dental industry, but it may just be one of the best low…
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Dental procedures are essential processes that help you achieve optimal dental health. Prevention, restoration, diagnosis, endodontic, and orthodontic procedures are all classes of dental procedures.…
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If we lived in a fantasy world, our children would look forward to seeing their dentist just like they wait in anticipation for the tooth…
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Did you know that baby teeth in adults, also known as retained baby teeth are actually quite common? In this article, we cover the reasons…
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Partial dentures are removable dental appliances used to restore your jaw’s function and form and aesthetics by replacing one or several missing teeth. They look…
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Enamel hypoplasia is a name used to refer to underdeveloped or incomplete tooth enamel. But before we proceed further, what is the enamel? Simply put,…
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Toothache is one of the most common oral conditions. Although relatively straightforward to diagnose, access and treat, some toothaches can be a lot more serious,…
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Did you know that the straighter your teeth, the healthier they are? Other than being easier to clean, when your teeth are straight, there are…
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Our jaws play an important role in helping us eat, speak and breathe. Hence, any form of trauma or damage to the jaw can inhibit…
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Tooth pain occurs when the nerve in the roots of your tooth is irritated (1). A throbbing toothache is one of the most excruciating pains…
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Not everyone has the luxury of having pearly white teeth. Some have discoloured teeth despite following a strict flossing and brushing regimen. Their teeth are…
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Some people are born with a natural gap in their front teeth, also known as a diastema. In fact, a report by the American Dental…
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One of the first and best oral hygiene practice you can teach your children at a tender age is brushing their teeth before they retire…
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