A radiant smile is a desire for a lot of people. There are a variety of different products on the market that promise teeth whitening. Among these, whitening toothpaste claims to gradually lighten the color of your teeth. But, is… - By Dr. Hoard
Cavities are a common oral health issue. In fact, nearly one in three adults will have a cavity at some point in their life. We may think of cavities as a children’s issue, but no one is immune. These spots… - By Dr. Hoard
Have you ever experienced jaw pain, clicking sounds, or difficulty in opening and closing your mouth? These symptoms may be signs of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ). While TMJ mainly affects the jaw joint, it can also have a big impact… - By Dr. Hoard
One of the more common dental issues you may encounter is gum disease. This condition affects the soft tissues that keep your teeth in place. While early symptoms can be mild, gum disease can be severe without treatment. For example,… - By Dr. Hoard
A complete smile makeover is a comprehensive dental treatment plan that aims to transform a patient's smile, often through a combination of cosmetic and restorative procedures. A smile makeover aims to improve the appearance and function of a patient's teeth… - By Dr. Hoard
Maintaining a bright, healthy smile is essential for boosting your confidence and making a great first impression. While regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups are essential, avoiding certain foods can also help keep your pearly whites looking their best. Certain… - By Dr. Hoard
Dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, is a condition where there is reduced production of saliva. Saliva plays a crucial role in maintaining oral health by protecting the teeth and gums and aiding in the digestion of food. When there… - By Dr. Hoard
If you want a non-invasive way to alter your smile as a New Year’s Resolution, talk to your dentist about cosmetic tooth bonding. Tooth bonding is a type of cosmetic resin that your dentist can use to reshape and restore… - By Dr. Hoard
Headaches can stop you in your tracks. Chronic headaches can get in the way of your life. If you suffer from chronic or frequent headaches, finding a solution to your pain is likely to take priority. Anything from hormones to… - By Dr. Hoard
Your enamel is the strongest tissue in your entire body. While it is solid and durable, it can still receive damage. Over time, your teeth can naturally wear down due to age or wear and tear. However, there are some… - By Dr. Hoard