Oral Conditions

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Your dentist can point you in the right direction for treatment for many different oral conditions, whether it is something treatable at our office or requires a specialist or referral to your primary care physician. Below, we look at some common oral health conditions, some of their underlying symptoms, and what treatment options are available.

Bruised Tooth in Oral Conditions

Bruised Tooth

Dental Anxiety

Dental Anxiety

Tooth Sensitivity

Tooth Sensitivity

Abstract representation of gum disease cells

Gum Disease

Dental Erosion

Oral Conditions - Bad Breath

Bad Breath

Gum Recession in Oral Conditions

Gum Recession

Toothache in Oral Conditions

Toothache

Tooth Discoloration in Oral Conditions

Tooth Discoloration

Malocclusion in Oral Conditions

Malocclusion

Chipped Tooth in Oral Conditions

Chipped Tooth

Close-up of a man's mouth with his teeth clenched

Bruxism - Teeth Grinding

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Laser Sleep Apnea Treatment
Laser Sleep Apnea Treatment

Laser Treatment for Sleep Apnea: A CPAP Alternative?

What Is Laser Treatment for Sleep Apnea? Laser treatment for sleep apnea refers to procedures that use focused laser energy to modify or strengthen soft tissues in the oral airway, aiming to reduce obstruction during sleep. There are two main categories: Laser-Assisted Uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP): A surgical approach where lasers remove or reshape portions of the soft palate and uvula. Non-Ablative Laser Therapy (e.g., NightLase®): A non-surgical, in-office treatment that uses laser energy to heat and tighten oral tissues without cutting.   These options are designed for patients seeking alternatives to Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy, especially those with

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CEREC Same-Day Crown
CEREC Same-Day Crown

CEREC Same-Day Crown

Modern dental technology has introduced convenient options like CEREC same-day crowns for restoring damaged teeth. Unlike traditional crowns that require multiple visits and temporary crowns, a CEREC crown is designed, milled, and placed in a single appointment. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explain what CEREC crowns are, who might need one, how the procedure works, and what to expect before, during, and after treatment. We’ll also cover the benefits, potential drawbacks, alternatives, costs, and address common misconceptions about same-day crowns.   What Are CEREC Same-Day Crowns? A dental crown is a custom-made “cap” that covers a damaged or weakened

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Oral Cancer Screening
Oral Cancer Screening

Oral Cancer Screening

Regular dental check-ups aren’t just about checking for cavities – they also include important preventive measures like oral cancer screenings. Dentists are often the first healthcare professionals to spot early signs of oral cancer during a routine in-office exam. In this article, we’ll explain what an oral cancer screening is, who should get them, what to expect during the exam, and why these quick, painless checks are such an essential part of preventive dental care. We’ll also address common myths, discuss HPV-related oral cancers and the HPV vaccine, and cover how often screenings are recommended and how insurance handles

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Laser Treatment for Sleep Apnea: A CPAP Alternative?

Laser Treatment for Sleep Apnea: A CPAP Alternative?

What Is Laser Treatment for Sleep Apnea? Laser treatment for sleep apnea refers to procedures that use focused laser energy to modify or strengthen soft tissues in the oral airway, aiming to reduce obstruction during sleep. There are two main categories: Laser-Assisted Uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP): A surgical approach where lasers remove or reshape portions of the

CEREC Same-Day Crown

CEREC Same-Day Crown

Modern dental technology has introduced convenient options like CEREC same-day crowns for restoring damaged teeth. Unlike traditional crowns that require multiple visits and temporary crowns, a CEREC crown is designed, milled, and placed in a single appointment. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explain what CEREC crowns are, who might need one, how the procedure works,
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