When we’re born we usually have enough room in our mouth for exactly 32 teeth, but while this is enough space for most people, some unfortunates get to anticipate the arrival of their wisdom teeth. Others were born with mouths that were too small to accommodate the normal 32, or with teeth that are angled…
Wisdom teeth are a common topic as we’re growing up, and one that a dentist will eventually bring up to you as you get older. It’s likely that you’ve known people who have had to have their wisdom teeth removed, or have seen videos online of people coming out of sedation a bit loopy from…
Tooth loss and missing teeth are a common issue that we see patients seeking a solution to on a regular basis. After all, your smile is what shows that you’re confident and happy. Those who suffer from tooth loss report low self-esteem and a general feeling of discontent. The good news is, however, there are…
It might sound outlandish, but heart disease and diabetes can be closely tied to periodontal disease (gum disease). Despite the common belief that these diseases are totally unrelated, periodontal disease has been proven to be a common denominator between both diseases. Gum Disease Gum disease occurs in three stages. Each stage is characterized by progressively…