Obstructive sleep apnea raises your risks for many serious medical problems, including heart disease and diabetes. If you suffer from sleep apnea, we have treatment options that can help you get a good night’s rest — and improve your health too.
Impacted canine teeth are pretty common, and unlike an impacted wisdom tooth, extraction typically needs to be avoided. Here’s how our office uses exposure and ligation to coax canines into their rightful positions.
Wisdom tooth extraction is common, especially for teens and young adults. But is it always necessary? Here’s how to tell whether or not your wisdom teeth should be removed.
Cleft palates and cleft lips cause a lot of concern among parents, but actually these issues can be repaired while your child is still very young. Here’s how our team uses advanced techniques to repair clefts for better function and aesthetics.
Dry socket is a complication that can occur following a tooth extraction. The good news: By following a few simple guidelines, you can avoid it. Here’s what to do.
Dental implants are a popular alternative to dentures and bridges, helping men and women feel more confident after tooth loss. Whether you’re missing one tooth or several, implants could be a great option for you. Read on to learn more.
Is a tooth extraction in your future? Knowing what to expect afterward — and how to prepare for your recovery — is a good way to feel better fast once your procedure is over. Here are some simple ideas to make your recovery as comfortable as possible.
Losing even a single tooth can have a big impact on the way you eat, the way you look, and the way you feel about yourself. Dental implants can restore your smile and your self-confidence — and improve your oral health too. Here’s how.
Wisdom tooth extractions are fairly common, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need to prepare for your procedure. By taking a few simple steps before the big day, you can pretty much guarantee a more relaxing recovery. Here’s how you can prepare.
Though any type of surgery may have you feeling a bit nervous, jaw surgery may be especially anxiety-provoking since it affects your ability to eat. But making a few changes to your diet and lifestyle may help speed up your recovery.