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Extracting Certain Teeth can Boost Orthodontic Effectiveness
posted: Oct. 02, 2016.
We treat most malocclusions (bad bites) with braces or clear aligners. But not all malocclusions are alike — some can require extra procedures to achieve successful results. One such example Read more -
Keeping up Good Hygiene Still a Necessity with Dental Implants
posted: Sep. 24, 2016.
Dental implants are widely considered the most durable tooth replacement option, thanks in part to how they attach to the jaw. But durable doesn't mean indestructible — you must Read more -
Implants can Support a Total Tooth Replacement Restoration
posted: Sep. 16, 2016.
You may be familiar with a dental implant used to replace a single tooth — but implant technology can do much more. Implants can also support other restorations including Read more -
Dr. Travis Stork: If Only I'd Worn A Mouthguard!
posted: Sep. 08, 2016.
If we could go back in time, we all probably have a few things we wish we could change. Recently, Dr. Travis Stork, emergency room physician and host of Read more -
Antibiotics Could Help Ensure your Implant Surgery is Successful
posted: Aug. 31, 2016.
If you're considering dental implants to replace one or more missing teeth, you'll need to undergo a minor to moderate surgical procedure (depending on the number of implants) to Read more -
Don't Forget Hidden Fluoride Sources Your Family Could be Ingesting
posted: Aug. 23, 2016.
In the last half century, fluoride has become an effective weapon against tooth decay. The naturally occurring mineral helps strengthen enamel, the teeth's hard, protective cover. Although it's safe for Read more -
Curbing Dry Mouth Could Boost Your Oral Health as you get Older
posted: Aug. 15, 2016.
There is much to contend with as we grow older, including a higher risk for dental disease. One possible contributing factor: dry mouth from a lack of saliva. Also known Read more -
Dental Crowns for the King of Magic
posted: Aug. 14, 2016.
You might think David Copperfield leads a charmed life:Â He can escape from ropes, chains, and prison cells, make a Learjet or a railroad car disappear, and even appear Read more -
Should I Be Using Mouthwash?
posted: Aug. 10, 2016.
What your dentists in Owings Mills want you to know about oral hygiene. Mouthwash can be a helpful part of your oral hygiene regimen, along with regular brushing and flossing. The Read more -
Lasers Adding New Precision and Efficiency to Root Canal Treatments
posted: Aug. 06, 2016.
Root canal treatments are an essential part of dental care — countless teeth with deep decay would be lost each year without it. Now, this traditional dental care procedure Read more -
Sedation During Dental Visits can Reduce Anxiety
posted: Jul. 29, 2016.
Visiting the dentist for cleanings, checkups and needed dental work is one of the pillars of dental health, along with daily hygiene and a nutritious diet. But an estimated Read more -
4 Reasons Saving Your Child's Decayed Baby Tooth is a Good Idea
posted: Jul. 21, 2016.
Despite everyone’s best efforts, one of your child’s primary (“baby”) teeth has become decayed to the point it might be lost prematurely. Saving it would require extensive treatment like Read more -
Noah Galloway's Dentally Dangerous Dancing
posted: Jul. 13, 2016.
For anyone else, having a tooth accidentally knocked out while practicing a dance routine would be a very big deal. But not for Dancing With The Stars contestant Noah Read more -
Keep Watch for Bite Problems with your Child's Teeth
posted: Jul. 05, 2016.
Around ages 6 to 8, a child's primary teeth will begin to loosen to make way for their permanent teeth. If all goes well, the new set will come Read more -
Your Case of Gingivitis Could Develop into Something More Harmful
posted: Jun. 27, 2016.
That bit of gum bleeding after you brush, along with redness and swelling, are strong signs you have gingivitis, a form of periodontal (gum) disease. Without treatment, though, your Read more -
Patchy Discolorations on the Tongue Aren't a Cause for Worry
posted: Jun. 26, 2016.
Some things in life look worse than they really are. A condition known as “geographic tongue” is a good example: while it may look serious, it’s not a cause Read more