Since wisdom teeth don’t show up until later in life, it’s easy to forget about them. Watch out for these signs of an impacted wisdom tooth, though, or you could end up with oral issues.
Sep 20th, 2020
Since wisdom teeth don’t show up until later in life, it’s easy to forget about them. Watch out for these signs of an impacted wisdom tooth, though, or you could end up with oral issues.
No one looks forward to oral surgery. But you can use this guide to snap back from getting your wisdom teeth removed quickly and comfortably.
No one looks forward to getting their wisdom teeth removed. Still, though, sometimes it’s necessary to save you from bigger, more painful problems. Here are three reasons why you might need to have your wisdom teeth removed.
Oral surgery helps you get a healthy, beautiful smile, but it can come with some discomfort immediately afterward. To help you feel your best post-op, put these five tried-and-true suggestions into practice.
Your third set of molars can cause quite a few problems for your smile — or they might be completely fine to leave in place. Here’s a look at the factors that determine whether or not your wisdom teeth need to be removed.
Have you noticed that your pearly whites don’t seem quite as bright lately? Don’t worry. Here are the top causes of yellow teeth, plus what you can do about them.
Need a root canal? Don’t despair! Despite the jokes, root canals are actually pretty painless, much like getting a filling. Learn more about what you can expect with your root canal.
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. If your teeth are dark and dingy, people may wonder about your health and hygiene. Professional teeth whitening can change dull, stained teeth to sparkling white in just an hour.
Dental anxiety keeps millions of Americans away from the dentist every year. You don’t have to be one of them. Find out how oral sedation can help you feel calm, cool, and collected every time you climb into the dental chair.
There’s a changing of the guard in dentistry for replacing missing teeth. Dental implants provide a better alternative to conventional dentures and bridges. All-on-4 systems can replace an entire arch, top or bottom, with only four implants.