What is biomimetic dentistry? Biomimetic dentistry is a modern approach to restorative dentistry that aims to mimic teeth’ natural structure, function, and aesthetics. The term “biomimetic” comes from the Greek words “bios,” meaning life, and “mimesis,” meaning imitation. Biomimetic dentistry seeks to replicate healthy teeth’ natural properties to restore damaged or decayed teeth to their original strength and beauty. Biomimetic... read more »
Bruxism is a fairly common problem in both kids and adults alike. If you wake up feeling sore, especially in your jaw, and never seem to understand what’s causing this pain, worry no more. We know what’s causing the problem, and we’re here to help you alleviate your symptoms and cure the pain! If you’ve been experiencing regular headaches, jaw... read more »
In recent years, vaping has been on the rise, especially among the younger generation. Although many consider it to be a safer alternative to conventional smoking, it isn’t completely harmless. It’s no secret that vaping is harmful to the body in countless ways. But did you know that vaping can harm your gums, too? Continue reading to learn how it... read more »
Dental health plays a big role in maintaining our general body health. Just like you wouldn’t trust any medical doctor to perform heart surgery on you, you should never trust just any dentist with your oral health. With so many dentists located all around town, making the decision to go to the right one can often be very tricky. It’s... read more »
Not taking good care of your teeth and gums can lead to more than just cavities and bad breath. Your oral health is more important than you might realize. Gum disease can increase your risk of developing or predisposing you to health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer, gut issues, preterm labor, respiratory disease, and even Alzheimer’s. Conversely, periodontal... read more »
What are wisdom teeth? Wisdom teeth are the third molars located at the back of your mouth. They may erupt in both the upper and lower arches of both sides, usually between the ages of 17-25. We commonly tend to associate wisdom teeth with pain and swelling around the mouth. This is because most people do not have enough... read more »
