Sadly, your dull, yellow smile isn’t exactly normal. In fact, there are multiple things that can cause tooth discoloration, taking the whiteness out of your smile. Unfortunately, this effect can hinder your self-esteem more than you want it to, oftentimes resulting in shying away from pictures and conversations. However, there is no need to fear. Once you determine the underlying... read more »
Bone grafting treatment is a great way to treat and restore the jawbone to provide a stronger and more stable bone to hold a replacement tooth. However, it’s also a very invasive treatment. This means the recovery period is extremely important because if you don’t properly recover, you could suffer severe consequences. So, to help you recover after bone graft... read more »
You probably know that there are a number of things you can do to keep your teeth healthy and strong. Naturally, you’ll need to brush and floss to avoid cavities, but do you know how cavities actually form? Finally, would you be surprised to hear that there are a few things you could do to reverse cavities? After you eat,... read more »
Do you hate the idea of taking time off of work to schedule an appointment with our team? It’s important for you to pay a visit to your dentist if you’re interested in maintaining sound oral health. And we have good news for you—dental treatments have come a long way in recent years. In fact, many treatments can even be... read more »
As you probably know, there are a few things you should do to keep your teeth healthy and strong. Similarly, you probably know that there are a few things you should have addressed by your dentist. For instance, you may need to have a cavity filled or may even need root canal therapy—but sometimes, a common procedure may not be... read more »
Your dentist, Dr. Lavanya Gill, and our Country Club Dental dental team care about you and your oral health, which is why we encourage you to keep your smile in pristine condition by keeping a proper oral hygiene routine. Today, our dental team would like to explain how to care for your teeth and gums before you go to sleep... read more »
Do you suffer from sleep apnea? Do you know anyone who does? Would you be surprised to learn that several people don’t realize they’re suffering from sleep apnea? In fact, some estimates believe that 90% of individuals with sleep apnea haven’t been diagnosed. Fortunately, there are a few signs you can watch for—and a few things you can do to... read more »
Does your jaw “pop” or “click” when you are speaking or eating? Have you noticed odd clicking sounds when you open and close your mouth? Are you suffering from constant headaches? If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you may actually be suffering from Temporomandibular joint pain, also known as TMJ. This disorder (TMD) is caused when your jaw joint becomes... read more »