Your body naturally produces plaque, the soft, sticky substance that coats your teeth. When plaque biofilm builds up along your teeth, it becomes tartar, also known as calculus, which is hard and requires a dental professional to remove. Both substances are typically addressed during regular dental hygiene appointments, leaving your teeth feelin ...Read More

The cosmetic dental industry has evolved to offer solutions to almost every problem related to oral hygiene, tooth troubles, and smile aesthetics. And yet, most people may be unaware of the most advanced solution in smile correction today. Dental veneers are designed to conceal damaged, chipped, or deformed teeth to give you a natural but more s ...Read More

Imagine a patient’s health history, x-rays, digital scans, and other inputs are submitted to an artificial intelligence (“AI”) for diagnosis. In seconds, the AI analyzes and then presents a personalized treatment plan to the patient (comple ...Read More

Food often gets trapped between the teeth and along the gum line, which then becomes a breeding ground for bacteria. When this area is not cleaned, bad breath occurs. Another common cause is eating food that has a strong odor, such as garlic, onions, and even alcohol. ...Read More