Restore and Protect Your Gum Health with Periodontal Treatment Everything’s easier when you have a game plan. Whether it’s football, getting your kids out the door on time, or your oral health, having a game plan helps you know what steps to take next and which individual elements of your plan you should be paying…

Over 4 million children and adults in the United States have braces to straighten teeth. Having straight teeth isn’t just about appearance but may give your child the ability to speak and eat better, and offer more comfort. When you’re thinking about getting your child braces, you might have many questions about braces and clear…

11 Frequently Asked Questions About Orthodontic Treatment Making the decision to pursue orthodontic treatment is not always an easy one. Between finding the best orthodontist in your area, keeping up with appointments, and knowing the do’s and don’ts of dental care, you may feel overwhelmed. Worry not, you’ve come to the right place! We’ve compiled…

Cosmetic Dentistry And What a Cosmetic Dentist Can Do For You Modern cosmetic dentistry brings us a host of innovative procedures that have made cosmetic improvements more affordable than ever. That means that a cosmetic dentist can give pretty much anyone the smile they deserve. Here at The Tooth Doc, we are proud to be…

Restore your teeth in a single dental visit with tooth bonding. It happens. Either from an accident or just biting down wrong on a weakened tooth, your tooth is suddenly chipped, cracked, or broken. Now what? Thankfully, modern dentists have a variety of restorative techniques at their disposal to fix these types of issues with…

There is no greater asset than a perfect smile. The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) reports that over one-third of adults are unhappy with their smiles. Nowadays it is not only common, but expected to see adults correcting their smile imperfections to improve their careers and relationships. Orthodontic treatment has several health benefits in addition…

Getting your child assessed by an orthodontist early can avoid serious long-term orthodontic issues. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends that children have their first orthodontic visit by age seven to identify issues that can be corrected early. Most children won’t need early orthodontic intervention, but for those who do, their oral…

Preparing to take your child to the dentist in those early years can come with a bit of anxiety and worry for both parents and child. Just as babies develop healthy attachments to familiar people, even younger children such as toddlers and preschoolers can react negatively to those they don’t know well. Add into the…

Making two visits to the dentist each year should be a priority for you and everyone in your family. And though seeing any dentist is better than seeing no dentist, finding and sticking with one family dentist throughout the years can be beneficial not only to your dental health but to your overall health as…

Your dentist cares about all aspects of your health, not just your smile. Doctors and dentists both serve important roles in helping us protect our health, but the divide between the two fields of physical and dental health isn’t as black and white as it may seem. Your dental health history isn’t normally brought up…