FAQ's
 

What is a Canker Sore?

Canker sores, also called recurrent aphthous ulcers, are small round sores that form inside the mouth usually on the loose tissues of the mouth, like the inside of the lips or cheeks, the underside of the tongue, the floor of the mouth, and sometimes near the tonsils.  Read More.

What are Cold Sores?

Cold sores, also called fever blisters and oral herpes, are small sores that form most commonly on or near the lips.  Cold sores usually follow a predictable pattern of four stages lasting about 10 to 14 days.  Read More.

How does Digital X-Ray Technology Work?

Computerized equipment and software to capture x-ray images of your mouth and teeth.  We do this by exposing a small sensor or plate that feeds the image into a computer.  Read More.

What is Esthetic Dentistry?

The goal of esthetic dentistry is to transform an average smile into a terrific smile.  To accomplish this goal, we analyze every aspect of a smile and then correct the problem.  Read More.

What does an Intraoral Camera do?

While x-rays provide valuable information that we can't get from any other source, they can't show you everything that's going on in your mouth.  That's why we have invested in an intraoral camera - a highly advanced piece of diagnostic equipment that allows you to see what we see inside your mouth.  Read More.

What can you do about Sensitive Teeth?

Often, teeth are sensitive because the dentin layer of the tooth has become exposed.  The dentin is the middle layer of the tooth.  Above the gums, the dentin layer is normally covered by an outer layer, called the enamel, and, on the roots, cemetum.  Read More.

What are the types of Dental Insurance?

There are several types of dental insurance, including direct reimbursement, preferred provider organizations, capitation, and indemnity plans.  Read More.