Gums That Bleed Easily May Be a Sign of Gum Disease

Maintaining a consistently healthy mouth goes beyond simple cavity prevention. It also includes maintaining healthy gums as well as other oral tissues. Performing an effective oral hygiene routine each day calls for brushing your teeth each morning and evening, as well as making sure to thoroughly floss at least once each day. When bacterial deposits like plaque and residual food... read more »

A Partial Denture Can Replicate Multiple Teeth Lost to Cavities

Individuals who struggle with dental phobia and pronounced dental anxiety are sometimes reticent to attend their regularly scheduled dental checkups. These people frequently experience long-term problems with gum disease and tooth loss related to untreated cavities. If you have lost multiple teeth in one area of your mouth, your hampered oral function can limit your ability to efficiently chew food... read more »

Learning More About Dental Floss

It is crucial that you always make sure that you are taking the time to floss between your teeth correctly. If for any reason you are going too fast and skipping areas between teeth, you will be at a heightened risk of dental damage. This is because even if one tooth is routinely missed, the plaque buildup between the teeth... read more »

All About the Facts of Tooth Enamel

Would you like to know all there is to know about tooth enamel? If so, our dentist, Dr. Ronald A. Williams, is more than happy to help you! The more you know about your tooth enamel, the better chance you have of cleaning and caring for it, which is essential for a healthy smile. To help you, he is happy... read more »

Oral Health Recaps: Treatments for Gingivitis

One of the earliest stages of gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, consists in the form of what we call gingivitis. Gingivitis is an infection in your gum tissues that typically occurs due to the buildup of plaque. If left untreated, gingivitis can continue to progress and eventually cause the infection to spread and tooth loss to occur. Several... read more »

What to Do About Damaged Teeth

Do you have damaged teeth? When you have chipped, cracked or discolored teeth it sometimes feels like your smile is broken. Don’t lose hope of ever smiling again! We can help you at The Art of Dentistry. Many people with damaged teeth have learned that it doesn’t have to be a permanent situation. Your teeth can become damaged at any... read more »

The Ways an Amalgam Dental Filling Can Benefit Your Oral Health

Are you curious to know why our dentist, Dr. Ronald A. Williams, offers amalgam dental fillings at The Art of Dentistry? If so, our dental team is more than happy to tell you why! Amalgam dental fillings are strong restorations that can help you, your teeth, and your oral health in a variety of ways. In fact, they can: -Restore... read more »

Move Beyond Tooth Loss With a Dental Bridge

Sometimes, you can lose a tooth to untreatable problems such as severe tooth decay, advanced periodontal disease, or oral injury. The presence of one or more missing teeth could indicate that you would benefit from a dental bridge, which is a dental appliance made up of two dental crowns abutting a false tooth, and the dental crowns attach to the... read more »

Become Familiar with Dentures Here

Are you interested in learning more details about dentures? We are happy to provide further information about dentures to help you make informed decisions on whether or not dentures are right for you. To help you become familiar with dentures, we have several common denture questions. How are complete dentures different from partial dentures? Complete dentures replace a full arch... read more »

Discover Your Dream Smile with Tooth Hazard Warning Signs

  Great smiles begin with great tooth hazard prevention plans. Dental risks can occur from many different avenues and can appear at any moment. Due to the fact that tooth hazards are all around us and we're constantly putting our teeth and gums at risk, it is always a good idea to have a few prevention plans in place and... read more »