Dental erosion, injury, gum disease or decay can lead to an infection of your tooth’s innermost layer - the pulp. Your pulp contains the nerve endings, tissue and blood vessels of your tooth. If it becomes infected, the only way to save your tooth without extracting it would be to remove the pulp from your teeth by performing a root... read more »

Your teeth are protected by a durable layer of tooth enamel. While it rivals the hardness of bone, there are still some things that can cause a dental fracture. This could include something as salient as a blow to the face during sports or something as innocuous as grinding your teeth at night without the protection of a quality dental... read more »

If you’ve allowed a cavity too go too long without repair the decay will continue to spread deep and deeper into the tooth. Given enough time the decay can infect the pulp and root of the tooth. When this happens you will likely feel pain and extreme sensitivity issues in the tooth. At this stage of decay, you’re also at... read more »

Did you know that laser dentistry can make treatments for gum disease, yellowed teeth, root canals, and even cavities more effective—and less painful? Still, do you ever wonder what the benefits of laser dentistry are, or if using lasers on your teeth is even safe? In fact, dentist have been employing lasers since the 90s, for procedures on both the... read more »