The Dreaded Toothache and How to Fix It

Toothaches seem to come and go mysteriously. They attack randomly and hurt profusely. Most people accept them as a random and uncontrollable disaster, but what are they, really? Can you fight a toothache? How? Inside of every tooth, you have living tissue: veins, nerves, and an artery. You need these parts to sense the pressure and temperature of things that... read more »

ADA Approved Whitening Strips Can Help Maintain Your Smile’s Appearance Between Dental Cleanings

Many people with an unappealing smile afflicted with shades of brown, or yellow tooth enamel will consult with Dr. Ronald A. Williams to find the most effective method for whitening their smile. This often calls for Dr. Ronald A. Williams to perform a dental bleaching treatment. This simple outpatient appointment will safely remove stains from your teeth without harming them... read more »

Keep Your Breath Fresh With These Tips

Are you looking for more ways to keep your breath fresh? Perhaps you have tried breath mints and they don’t seem to do the trick. If this sounds like you, then you have come to the right place! Halitosis is a condition more commonly known as bad breath. Thousands of people suffer from bad breath each day. That is why... read more »

Follow These Tips to Care for Your Dentures

Our dentists, Dr. Ronald A. Williams and Dr. Thomas J. Rydzon, may recommend removable dentures for your smile to replace missing teeth. At The Art of Dentistry, we offer custom-crafted complete dentures and partial dentures restore your smile health, function, and beauty. Complete dentures use a skin-toned acrylic base which fits over your gums and takes the place of all... read more »

You Need to Have a Chipped Tooth Repaired as Soon as Possible

If you grind your teeth at night without the protection of a dental guard, or if you have a bad habit of chewing on foreign objects, then you are at increased risk of suffering a chip on one of your teeth. Even if the damaged tooth doesn’t cause you discomfort, you should not procrastinate seeking professional dental care at The... read more »

Identifying Oral Cancer

Did you know that you should schedule appointments with our dentist once every six months? However, do you know why setting up these visits is important? In reality, visiting our team will give us an opportunity to clean your pearly whites efficiently and to inspect your teeth for signs of potential trouble. For instance, had you heard that our team... read more »

How to Reduce the Impact of Soda on Your Teeth

Have you ever decided that you’re going to cut soda from your diet? If you have, what were your motivations? Did you decide that you’re interested in enjoying a better lifestyle? Would you be surprised to learn that cutting soda from your diet could also benefit your oral health? Unfortunately, people are drinking more soda than ever before. Similarly, drinking... read more »

Always Floss Between Your Teeth at Least Once per Day

Dental floss and oral hygiene go hand in hand. Because cleaning between the teeth is rarely possible with brushing alone, another method needs to be used. Although there are many types of interdental tools for cleaning between teeth, including water flossers, the preferred method of choice still seems to be dental floss. Dental floss can act as a buffer against... read more »

Fluoride: Good or Bad?

Fluoride can be a controversial topic. Some say it’s a dangerous substance, but most believe it’s good for the health of your teeth. If you’re interested in making this decision for yourself, there are a few things you should know. Many argue that the benefits of fluoride far outweigh the risks. In fact, fluoride can reduce tooth decay by up... read more »

What You Should Know About Cavities and Genetics

Did you know that there are people who don’t brush their teeth but still don’t get cavities? Other brush and floss their teeth regularly, but still find themselves fighting tooth decay. Sadly, some people are more vulnerable to cavities than others are, but did you know that you could be more vulnerable to tooth decay because of genetics? Still, while... read more »