Dental Blog

Just hearing the words "wisdom teeth removal" may make you shudder. The thought of having teeth extracted is an uncomfortable one. However, it may make you feel better to learn more about this procedure.

Do you have pain in your jaw? Do you have difficulty chewing? Is there a clicking sound when you open and close your mouth? You could be experiencing a disorder of the temporomandibular joint, or a TMJ disorder.

Your teeth are incredibly important. They serve you in so many ways. They help you to eat, they help you to speak, and they are an integral part of your smile. Considering how vital a service your teeth provide you, it's a good idea to take good care of them.

It can be difficult to deal with missing teeth, whether they were lost due to an accident, infection, or some other dental complication. The missing teeth may affect your appearance, your eating habits, your speech, or how you feel about yourself—or any combination of these things.

So, you're at your dentist for your bi-annual check-up when they suggest you might need some bridgework done. Or perhaps you need some veneers. Maybe that tooth that's bothering you needs to be extracted and replaced with an implant.

Imagine this scenario: Your friends are all gathering for a group shot. They're all encouraging you to join in. You want to, but you're embarrassed about how your teeth might look. You end up sitting out on the picture, and you feel miserable and sad about it.

Spokane, Washington, is located on the east side of Washington state—the sunny side of the state! The metro area of Spokane boasts a population of over 450,000 people, and it has twice been voted one of the top ten all-American cities.

There are many reasons you might need to consider dental implants. Perhaps you have cracked a tooth beyond repair. Maybe you've lost a tooth playing sports. Sometimes, teeth need to be extracted due to infection or decay.

Are you unhappy with the color of your teeth? You are not alone. 67% of Americans have tried whitening their teeth. Teeth can lose their white hue for a variety of reasons. These reasons many include age, stains, or poor dental hygiene. Teeth whitening is a good solution for these problems.

It's that time of year again—time to make your New Year's Resolutions! You may already have in mind some resolutions you'd like to make. Perhaps you want to exercise more or get more organized. Maybe you want to read more books or learn a new hobby.