Bruxing—grinding or clenching your teeth—is often considered a sign of stress or a problem that needs fixing. Many believe that bruxing will wear down the teeth and requires treatment. However, this is a misconception…
Many patients invest significant time, effort, and money into dental procedures, only to find that they may need additional treatments later….
When we think about dental health, it’s easy to overlook the gums—the foundation of a healthy smile that impacts everything from oral hygiene to overall wellness…
DSD is an advanced digital imaging technology that enables patients to visualize precisely how their smile will look after undergoing a dental procedure. This tool is great for…
Condylography is a diagnostic method performed with a device called a condylograph, crucial for detecting temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and analyzing the bite. While medical imaging like X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans provides still images of joint structure, condylography captures motion, allowing us to see if…
Missing teeth are far more than only aesthetic problem – toothlessness can lead to bone loss, shifting teeth, and changes in facial structure, affecting everything from speech to digestion.
Implants make people smile with confidence, but even more importantly – ensure patients will preserve their overall
A nice smile, healthy teeth, and improved dental health are the stars of dentistry. However, there is a whole world happening behind the scenes to make it all possible – the world of hygiene, sanitation, and sterilization.
Mouths are full of diverse bacteria!…
If you’re dealing with the discomfort of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders, you’ve likely encountered the frustration of finding effective treatment. Many patients with TMJ pain seek a quick fix, often hoping that a single medication will provide relief. While pills can help alleviate the symptoms temporarily…
Losing multiple teeth disrupts a complex, interconnected system involving jaw stability, bone health, and even cognitive function, leading to bone loss, poor nutrition, and increased risks of conditions like Alzheimer’s. The All-on-4 or All-on-X implant…
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders affect a large portion of the population, causing chronic pain, dysfunction, and frustration. Despite the prevalence of these disorders, it seems that we still lack standardized diagnosing and treatment protocols that can provide long-lasting relief…
Functional dentistry views teeth as part of a larger system—the gums, teeth, jaw joints, bones, and muscles, all interconnected. A missing tooth affects everything from bite alignment to chewing efficiency and jaw stability…
TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders can significantly impact daily life, causing pain, discomfort, and difficulty in movement. They stem from the complex nature of the jaw and its connection to various muscles, bones, and ligaments and generally fall into…
Treating Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders with Botox has become very popular nowadays.
This deeply concerns me…
When patients tell me they plan to get a second opinion from another clinic or specialist, I fully support their decision. In fact, when they come back to us after seeking other perspectives, I know they’ve made an informed choice…