The body’s normal reaction to injury anywhere on the body is to inflame the area. Swelling occurs in an attempt to heal. Normally, inflammation subsides after a few days, but if the injury is severe enough that the body is not able to heal itself, the swelling never leaves, or goes for a time and then reappears. Your mouth can... read more »

If you want to upgrade your smile, you will need to think about tooth restoration treatment options. Oftentimes, restorations are needed if you have suffered any damage to your teeth. Even if you have suffered microscopic damage due to erosion or have suffered significant cracks and chips via oral accidents and injuries, treatments will be needed, so further harm does... read more »

Are you expecting a new little baby? This little one is sure to bring some big changes in your life, but did you know that pregnancy can also affect your dental health? The changes in your hormones can increase your risk for certain issues like gum disease and small round bumps that are called pregnancy tumors. Gum Disease Your changing... read more »

Take care of your smile in numerous ways and prevent further dental damage from occurring. Always make sure you're taking the necessary steps to protect your smile. Even the smallest form of dental damage can turn to a serious oral health risk if left untreated. Thus, if any damage has occurred to your teeth, visit your dentist for a tooth... read more »

Are you interested in having a germ-free toothbrush? If so, our dentist, Dr. Michael Danner, will be happy to give you the tips you need. Having a germ-free toothbrush can help you in many ways. It can even help you avoid getting sick over and over again. So, to help you have the germ-free toothbrush you want, our dentist encourages... read more »

If you have ever suffered a downturn in your oral health, it could be linked to a common but severe oral health condition known as gum disease. Gum disease, frequently referred to as periodontal disease, exists when infections in your gums are present. It is a progressive disease that can occur over many years and take place in many stages,... read more »

Did you know that chewing gum can help prevent cavities? You heard us right. Studies have shown that chewing gum for about 20 minutes after meals can help prevent tooth decay. Dr. Michael Danner and our team are happy to give you some insights to chewing gum. The reason why chewing gum can help your teeth is that it increases... read more »

Have you considered the perks of dental sealants for your child’s dental health? These preventive tooth restorations cover the chewing surfaces of back teeth to provide extra protection against tooth decay and tooth erosion. Our team is pleased to offer six benefits that dental sealants can provide for your child’s smile: 1. Dental sealants decrease your child’s risk of tooth... read more »

You must be careful to avoid oral health tragedies from occurring in your mouth like cavities and gum disease, by increasing your saliva production through chewing gum after meals. By doing so, you can effectively rinse away the debris in your mouth and neutralize harmful acids that can damage your tooth enamel. To improve the amount of saliva in your... read more »

The presence of dental stains often convinces patients to seek teeth whitening treatment. However, this procedure may not be effective for every patient due to a variety of factors. We would be happy to discuss the conditions that may skew the results of your professional teeth whitening. Plaque Plaque covers the teeth in a bacterial growth that prevents the tooth... read more »