Although receding gums is a common condition, it can lead to discomfort and other negative consequences if not treated early. Here’s how to tell if the process of receding gums has started and how we recommend to address it. Receding Gums When gums recede, their position on the tooth is lowered. This means that there…Read More
Before any surgery, whether it’s elective or mandatory for your health, it’s important to thoroughly research the benefits, recovery, and process of the procedure. When it comes to crowns and veneers, there is a great deal of overlap. So how should you decide whether crowns or veneers are the right choice? What Are Crowns? Dental…Read More
Many families have a plan in place for handling a medical emergency, but few have the foresight to prepare for a dental emergency. Following these tips can help prevent people from being blindsided by painful or potentially dangerous dental problems. Knocking Out an Adult Tooth Some adults, especially those who participate in contact sports, can…Read More
Most people probably aren’t familiar with the term ‘bruxism,’ even though it affects 1 in 10 adults in the United States, according to the American Sleep Association. Bruxism is better known by the common term ‘teeth grinding.’ Millions of Americans grind their teeth at night, often without even realizing that they do it. An innovative…Read More
The most common cause of sleep apnea is a blockage in the upper respiratory airway during sleep, which results in shallow or paused breathing throughout the night. Left untreated, sleep apnea can cause significant health complications, including heart attacks, strokes, and diabetes, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The most common treatment…Read More
Cavities are a nuisance every patient wants to avoid. Luckily, in the event of one or more cavities, there are a number of restoration options available, from inlays and onlays to fillings and crowns. But what’s the difference, and when does one make more sense than another? Here’s your guide to inlays, onlays, and dental…Read More
It’s no secret that attentive dental care is vital to living a healthy life, but there’s more to dental health than meets the eye. As the practice becomes more holistic, dentistry’s importance cannot be underestimated. What Is Holistic Dentistry? A dedicated practitioner of holistic dentistry understands that dental health has effects outside of the mouth…Read More
Denver residents have access to a wealth of dentistry services. But many don’t leverage this advantage for their oral health. Why? Many adults have fear of the dentist. Some have dental fears stemming from childhood experiences in cold, sterile, unfriendly, and often scary environments. Today, many dental practices are sensitive to that and not only…Read More
You may have heard how some doctors take a holistic approach to diagnosing a health problem, looking at your whole body before making suggestions rather than dealing singly with the issue at hand which may not solve the long-term situation. Dentists are also able to make this distinction. Often a problem that begins in the…Read More
Do you have a gummy smile? No, we’re not talking about a new kind of candy; a gummy smile is something many people are afflicted with due to an excess of gums showing when they open their mouths. There are several different causes and treatments for this condition which we will discuss here. What Causes…Read More
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