There are several options in dentistry that will allow you to change the shape of your teeth.
How To Change The Shape Of Your Teeth
Ten Facts About The Dental Drill

1 – There are two main types of dental drills: the high-speed and the slow-speed. The high-speed drill rotates around 250,000 RPM. That means it spins around more than 4,000 times each second!
Read MoreGood Oral Health Is Key To Good Overall Health
Your mouth is the gateway to your body, and can affect the health of the rest of your body. Did you know that more than 6 billion bacteria are present inside the mouth?
Read MoreDiet And Prevention Of Oral Cancer
Tobacco and alcohol use are the most well-known risk factors for oral and pharyngeal (throat) cancer. Other important factors include diet and a strain of human papilloma virus (HPV 16), which is sexually transmitted.
Read MoreOral Jewelry: Ryan Lochte Grill Bad For Teeth
U.S. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte made a dental fashion statement by wearing diamond-encrusted grill in his mouth after winning a gold medal.
Read MoreFive Foods For Healthier Gums
Want a healthier smile? Then don’t forget your gums. Gum disease can lead to tooth loss and is linked to heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s. The good news: In addition to regular brushing and flossing, new research shows that eating certain foods will get your gums into tip-top shape. Add these smile-savers to your menu:
Read MoreBurning Mouth Syndrome – A Painful Puzzle
Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is a sensation of the mouth feeling scalded, on fire, or burnt. In addition dryness, tingling or numbness may exist and taste sensation may be altered or diminished.
Read MoreNine Things Every Dental Patient Should Know
Heading to the dentist in the near future? Arm yourself with knowledge by reading through these tips from Dr. Todd Welch in Jackson, Tennessee.
Read MoreLasers To Treat Gum Disease
Laser-assisted new attachment procedure (the LANAP protocol) is a patented therapy designed for the treatment of periodontitis through regeneration rather than resection.
Read MoreDNA Testing of Oral Bacteria to Diagnose Periodontal Disease
This summer my office added the My Perio Path test from Oral DNA Labs to our tool kit for improving our ability to diagnose and treat periodontal diseases.
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