If you feel something sharp with your tongue or finger and you've recently had an oral procedure, it may be a bone spur in your gums. While the presence of a bone spur can be upsetting, does it require that you schedule a visit with your dental professional? We're here to walk you through what a bone spur is, what causes it, and when it ...Read More

Cavities, also known as tooth decay, are a widespread oral health problem: about 90% of adults have had at least one cavity. Left untreated, cavities can lead to toothaches and other dental problems.   Being familiar with the signs and symptoms of cavities and making regular visits to the dentist can help spot and treat cavi ...Read More

Most people have heard teeth referred to as their "canines" at one point but might not know exactly what it means. What is a canine tooth, and what is it used for? We're here to help with some interesting information on canine teeth, their evolution, and how to locate yours.   ...Read More

We don’t often think about dental anomalies, mainly because they’re so rare. One such rare anomaly is tooth gemination, which is also known as double teeth. This condition describes when a tooth has two joint crowns and a single root. If you've heard the phrase or noticed an irregularity in your smile, you may be curious to learn ...Read More