Plaque, a thin, colorless film, is caused by bacteria in your mouth and it develops on your teeth. Left untreated, bacterial plaque will harden to tartar. A rough, porous mineral buildup usually yellow or brown in color, tartar forms at and underneath the gum line. (more…)
Enamel shaping is also known as odontoplasty. It is a process in which natural teeth are shaped to correct crowded, uneven teeth, and smooth minor rough edges. Small amounts of enamel can be removed to lengthen the teeth and give them shape. (more…)
Composite is the filling material of choice when it comes to matching your tooth color. (more…)
Practicing good oral hygiene at home is important for maintaining a healthy, beautiful smile. Home dental care should include the following: (more…)
Cavities, as their name implies, are essentially holes in your teeth caused by decay. You can sometimes spot a cavity, as the area surrounding the hole generally looks dark brown or gray. (more…)
Pediatric dentistry is a specialty that provides primary and comprehensive oral health care for infants and children through adolescence. Pediatric dentists are trained to care for a child teeth, gums, and mouth throughout the various stages of the child growth. (more…)