Created on July 30, 2018
Bad breath is a common problem that creates a lot of self-consciousness. If you sense that your breath may be offensive, you may avoid speaking and smiling. Getting up close and personal with anyone feels more terrifying than exhilarating when you’re not sure how your breath smells. Bad breath is an issue for 1 in […]
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Created on July 15, 2018
Severe disease or injury can lead to tooth loss or the need for extraction. Fortunately, dental medicine has improved significantly throughout the past century. We now have solutions for all degrees of tooth loss. These include partial dentures, bridges, and dental implants. Each technique for replacing teeth has advantages and disadvantages. Here we discuss what […]
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Created on June 30, 2018
As far as we have come in understanding what causes dental disease and how to prevent it, conditions like gingivitis and periodontitis continue to be all too common. Gum disease is a progressive state of infection that, if not appropriately and consistently treated, can lead to tooth loss and a number of other inflammatory health […]
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Created on June 15, 2018
We have been serving patients from the Springfield area for several years. In that time alone, we have seen how significantly dentistry has changed. The innovation that has occurred in the past few decades alone casts an enormous shadow over the long history of dental development. Here, we want to point out how the advances […]
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Created on May 30, 2018
Teeth whitening treatment was one of the most significant advances in dentistry in the 21st century. Most people don’t realize that the human race had been working on viable teeth-whitening strategies for centuries before we had the safe and effective method we do today. What is widely known is that we love to see radiance […]
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Created on May 15, 2018
Most adults don’t expect that one day, we may not have functional teeth to serve our needs. Tooth loss is a far less prevalent problem than it was for our great-grandparents and grandparents. Back in the late 1800s and into the early 1900s, as much as half of American adults would lose all of their […]
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