Many people describe tooth sensitivity as a pain or a stinging discomfort when they consume hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods and beverages. While you might be able to mitigate tooth sensitivity with special formulated toothpastes and lifestyle modifications, it is still wise to identify the underlying cause of the problem. In many cases, tooth sensitivity is often a symptom... read more »

The enamel of your teeth is made up of a mineral structure of microscopic crystals. As you go through each day, acidic foods and drinks, as well as the bacteria in your mouth can create bacteria harming your enamel. Fluoride exposure from multiple sources helps to restore these mineral crystals to keep your enamel hard. Without sufficient fluoride exposure your... read more »

Are your teeth sensitive to heat, cold, pressure, or acidic foods? If so, then you may wonder what caused your teeth to become sensitive. Keep reading to learn more about how sensitivity occurs and the possible causes for it. In the center of your tooth is the pulp, a soft tissue which consists of nerves, connective tissues, and blood vessels.... read more »

What is your dental IQ? We’re happy to report that our patients are very well-informed about matters pertaining to their oral health. In fact, it seems that many people know a lot more about taking care of their teeth than they realize. Put your knowledge to the test, and try our dental quiz below. It’s fun! (The answers can be... read more »