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Treatment timelines vary depending on the severity of gum disease. Some patients require a few visits for scaling and root planing, while others…
Early gum inflammation can sometimes be reversed with professional care and improved oral hygiene. More advanced infections require ongoing…
Periodontal treatment is designed to remove infection caused by gum disease and restore healthier gum tissue around the…
Yes. Many cosmetic dentistry options can be combined, allowing patients to address several aesthetic concerns with a coordinated treatment…
Most cosmetic dentistry dental treatments involve minimal discomfort. Modern techniques and materials allow procedures to be completed with a focus…
The longevity of cosmetic dentistry procedures depends on the treatment type and how well teeth are maintained. Good oral hygiene and regular dental…
You may be able to prevent TMJ or make lifestyle changes that will help manage the symptoms if you have already been diagnosed. We recommend that you…
Yes. Certain lifestyle habits, medications, and medical conditions can increase your risk of developing TMD, including: jaw injuries, arthritis,…
There are many potential causes of TMD, including muscle strain and overuse, prolonged clenching and grinding of the teeth, bruxism, jaw or facial…
TMJ disorder or TMD is a group of conditions that includes TMJ dysfunction. TMJ dysfunction is a condition that affects the TMJ and the muscles…