While dentures are generally covered under most standard dental insurance plans, there are generally also replacement limits. Additionally, medical insurance will not cover dentures and neither will auto insurance (should you get in a crash and damage your mouth or dentures). Your options will depend on what kind of denture insurance you do have.

We all want beautiful, white, long-lasting healthy teeth. Unfortunately, tooth loss does happen and without proper care, can become a symptom of a tooth disease. It is important to visit your dentist regularly for tooth cleanings as well as to protect your teeth yourself by brushing and flossing.

For years, dentists have been filling cavities with fillings. Yet the time may have come for a new approach. Tooth regeneration is making progressive strides towards becoming the “go-to approach” when treating both cavities and decaying teeth.

When faced with the decision between more intensive dental work such as dental implants or veneers, many people are confused about which way to lean. Although you should always consult a professional dentist when considering dental treatment, it is helpful to understand the veneer process before talking with a dentist.

If you have a cavity, it needs to be checked out by your dentist as soon as possible to avoid any other complications or future problems with the tooth. It’s always best to treat immediately than to delay when it comes to cavities.

The dreaded “D” word…dentures. Most people who are told it’s time for dentures would rather not get them, but ultimately understand the importance of taking proper care of their teeth. What if there was a way to avoid dentures? What if there were alternatives that could treat your teeth as well, if not better?

Abscesses and toothaches are two possible dental problems that may require immediate attention. Knowing what the two are can help you know what kind of treatment you require as well as what you should do if you cannot seek treatment immediately.

There are many different possibilities for treating gum disease: non-surgical treatments, surgical treatments, and drug treatments. It is best to consult with your dentist before making any treatment decisions, as your dentist will be able to offer the best treatment advice after reviewing your specific case.

Atypical Odontalgia is a chronic facial pain related to tooth pain that can cause intense grievance and discomfort in its inhabitants. Most toothaches will resolve themselves after a few days, but atypical odontalgia will not resolve itself on its own and needs the help of a professional.

Let’s face it a child hating to go to a dentist office is a natural part of life, and there are many reasons why not only children but adults hate the dentist. If you are a parent trying to choose a dentist for your child, there are tell-tale signs that certain dentists are not right for them.  Here are some reasons why children hate the dentist.