Lip and Tongue Ties
DID YOU KNOW that it is possible to be tongue-tied in the medical sense? That’s…
What Happens With Traumatic Dental Injury?
ACCIDENTS SOMETIMES HAPPEN even when we’re doing our very best to keep our teeth…
About Lip and Tongue-Ties
Tongue-tie can be defined as a structural abnormality of the lingual frenum. When the frenum is normal, it is elastic and does not interfere with the movements of the tongue in sucking, eating, clearing food off the teeth in preparation for swallowing and, of course, in speech. When it is short, thick, tight, or broad,it has an adverse effect on oromuscular function, feeding, and speech.
The Link Between Sleep Apnea and Dentistry
SLEEP APNEA AFFECTS over 18 million adults in the United States alone, as well as…
Types of Malocclusions
OUR TEETH ARE MEANT to fit together in a specific way. It’s how we are able…
The Link Between Sleep Apnea and Dentistry
SLEEP APNEA AFFECTS over 18 million adults in the United States alone, as well as one of every five children who habitually snore. Dental professionals are often the first ones to notice the signs of this disorder, because it can be very harmful to oral health.
Tooth Sensitivity: Causes and Treatments
Having healthy eyesight is a critical component of maintaining a good quality of life.
Tooth Sensitivity: Causes and Treatments
NOTHING RUINS A COZY mug of hot cocoa faster than the jolt of pain from sensitive teeth. As many as one in eight people in the U.S. deal with tooth sensitivity, including kids! What causes it and what can we do to protect our teeth?
What’s Different About Women’s Oral Health?
HEALTH CONCERNS CAN BE a lot different for women than it is for men, and that even…
A Quick FAQ Session on Pediatric Dentistry
WE GET A LOT OF patients and parents of patients asking us the same questions…
