Sinus Infections & Toothaches – Are They Related? Maybe
Cold and Flu season is just around the corner in Charlotte and that means we all must be vigilant in […]
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Modern Family Dental Care: Your Dental Health Experts
Foods for Fresh Breath and Whiter Teeth
People want to have fresh breath and whiter teeth, and everyone wants to know how to have fresh breath. Of
Oh, No! A Cavity?! Does That Mean I Have to Give Up Candy?
You may not have realized it, but June is National Candy Month. Now, coming from a dentist, that might seem
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Caring for Your Dental Implants and Preventing Diseases
If you have dental implants, cleaning and disease prevention are just as important as they are for natural teeth. Peri-implant diseases
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Bioactive Glass Could Make Dental Fillings Last Longer
These days, dental fillings are made from a variety of materials including gold, porcelain and composite resin. Each option has
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What is Ridge Preservation and How Does it Work?
Ordinarily, our jaw bones are only as large and strong as they are because we use them all the time.
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Understanding Your Dental Insurance Coverage
Some of the questions we hear most often from patients concern their coverage for dental services, such as restorative dentistry
Teeth Whitening: The Great White Whale of Dental Care
Anyone who’s maintained a coffee-drinking habit for more than a few years has, at some point, probably wished that they
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Getting to the Root of Root Canals
Root canals, perhaps more than any other common dental procedure, are the subject of fear and trepidation for thousands of
Treating Cavities at Home
Conventional wisdom and childhood trips to the dentist taught us that once a cavity develops, there’s no way to treat
