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Grinding is good when you want to make flour out of wheat. But your teeth weren’t designed to withstand the same constant pressure and friction as millstones, so when you grind them, you damage your teeth and much more.

The candles, twinkle lights, and department store displays all sparkle and shine this time of year, making your teeth, by comparison, look dull and dingy. But you can brighten your smile in less than an hour and be party-ready all season long.

Your teeth are meant to last a lifetime, but many of them don’t. Decay is a powerful foe constantly seeking an opening to destroy your teeth — like a cavity. But fillings stop decay from advancing and save your tooth. Here’s how.

You didn’t choose to lose your teeth. You likely had one knocked out in an accident or taken from you due to decay, but now that it’s gone you have choices. Find out why dental implants should be at the top of your list.

You rely on your jaw every time you talk, chew, bite, and yawn. But just like every other joint in your body, when your TMJ joint wears down, you end up with pain and immobility. Here’s how to spot trouble and get relief.

When you spit in the sink after brushing your teeth, do you see a little tinge of pink? That’s a trace of blood coming from your gums, which means you likely have gum disease. Here’s what could go wrong if you ignore it.

Root canals get a bad rap. Most people assume the procedure is torturous when it’s really not much different than getting a cavity filled. And the upside is it can save your tooth, so you can avoid more serious problems.

Veneers transform your smile with strong, durable material that looks and feels like your natural teeth. If you’re ready for an immediate improvement to your smile, veneers may be the option for you.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.