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Tooth loss is a problem affecting millions of people. When you lose one or more teeth, it affects not just your ability to speak and eat — it changes the shape of your jaw and causes “facial collapse.” Here’s how dental implants can help.

You follow your dentist’s instructions to the letter, never miss a brushing or flossing, and go in for every check-up. But for some reason, they still advise you to have a scaling and root planing treatment. Find out why it’s recommended here.

Oral health is important at every age, but the habits to maintain healthy teeth begin during childhood. If you plan to go trick-or-treating with your child this Halloween, consider these tooth-friendly alternatives to candy.

Tooth decay is responsible for its fair share of tooth loss, but before it gets to that point, it first creates cavities. Here’s a list of signs to watch out for when it comes to cavities (or there may be no signs at all!).

You have a great smile, but it falls short of perfect thanks to some small imperfections. Dental veneers are one of the best cosmetic tools for hiding those imperfections and bringing your smile to the next level.

While you spend a good deal of time making sure your teeth are white and bright, it’s also important to promote healthy gums. Here are some signs that might indicate less-than-stellar gum health.