Even though your teeth are tough, the tooth enamel is still not impervious to damage. While a blow to the face can cause a shallow crack in a tooth, damage could also occur from something as simple as grinding your teeth or chewing on ice. Even if the crack doesn’t threaten the internal structures of the tooth, it could still... read more »

When tooth enamel is worn down, sensitivity develops so that even brief exposure to temperature sensitive food or even cold air can make your teeth hurt. Tooth sensitivity is when the layer of dentin with its microscopic tubules filled with nerve endings is exposed. While tooth enamel is the strongest substance in the human body, dentin is much more sensitive.... read more »

Dental implants have been growing in popularity as a great solution for replacing a lost tooth while also helping to maintain healthy jaw structure. The first step of the process usually requires a series of X-rays or a CT scans. This gives your dentist a clear picture of just how much bone is left as well as any other factors... read more »