Smoking, poor diet, sedentary lifestyle are common risk factors that most people associate with heart disease. However, the most recent research has established a connection between oral health and cardiovascular disease. According to the researchers, most patients who suffer from gum disease stand a higher risk for heart disease. What’s The Link Between Oral Health…
A periodontal disease is an advanced form of gum disease that attacks tissue and bone around the teeth. Good oral hygiene and a healthy diet are not enough to prevent this illness as several other variables increase a person’s risk. Several treatment options exist, including dental procedures that clean the affected teeth below the gum…
Previously, dental appointments for a crown, veneer or dental implant required multiple visits to our office. These visits included: taking X-rays with higher radiation, goopy impressions, waiting for a laboratory to create a final restoration, and finally, an appointment for the permanent restoration. Thanks to advancements in dental technology, beautiful dental crowns and even porcelain…
