Can you name one food that is known to be excellent for your teeth? While most people could give you a laundry list of foods that are terrible for your teeth, coming up with foods that benefit your oral health…
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These Innovative Toothbrushes Will Boost Your Motivation to Brush
When was the last time you bought a new toothbrush? A basic toothbrush is sufficient for removing plaque and maximizing your oral care, but is it the most fun option available? If your oral care experience is getting mundane, try…
Does Pregnancy Really Affect your Oral Health?
Pregnancy is a natural part of life for women and it comes with a variety of benefits and challenges. When you’re pregnant, hormones are fluctuating wildly, and emotions are often running at an all-time high. One surprising result of these…
Overcome Dental Anxiety Before Your Oral Health Problems Get Worse (Infographic)
If you experience severe anxiety that keeps you from setting foot in your dentist office, you’re not alone. About 40 million Americans share the condition known as dental phobia. While many people have some degree of anxiety over dental visits,…
Et Tooth, Brute? Dental Practices In Ancient Times
Tomorrow is March 15th, or the anniversary of the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BCE. In the 2,061 years that have passed between then and now, the world has seen incredible changes. Back in Caesar’s time, most…
Brush Up On Brushing: The Top 5 Brushing Mistakes
To most adults, brushing our teeth is second nature. Most people have a routine that they follow every day that involves brushing their teeth in the morning and at night. But patients have picked up bad brushing habits that are…
Combat Oral Bacteria: Top Five Dental Hygiene Tips
In celebration of National Dental Hygiene Month, Dr. Chao explains the dangers of poor oral hygiene and how you can improve your oral health with the top five hygiene tips.
Dental Implants: A Historical Perspective
Dental implants date all the way back to the Mayan civilization and have progressed since their primitive roots. Dr. Chao shares more about the history of dental implants.
Keep Your Jawbone Whole with Dental Implants
When you lose a tooth, the part of the jawbone that tooth was attached to will begin to deteriorate because it is no longer getting the exercise it needs to stay healthy. It is for this reason that we recommend you restore your missing teeth with dental implants as soon as possible, as implants are capable of keeping your jawbone healthy and strong.
Dental Implants and Your Oral Health
If you fail to replace your missing teeth, it is possible that you may develop gum disease or tooth decay due to the empty spaces left behind by your missing teeth. Because of this, we recommend you restore your missing teeth with dental implants as soon as possible.