What Happens After Gum Disease Laser Therapy?
Laser therapy for gum disease is a revolutionary treatment designed to address more advanced cases of periodontal disease (gum disease). Laser therapy uses lasers set to specific wavelengths to sterilize harmful bacteria while removing gum tissue that is either dead...
What’s the Difference Between a Surgical and Non-Surgical Root Canal?
Root canal therapy is a treatment that is commonly used in restorative dental care to address seriously compromised and infected teeth in order to save them from extraction. While many patients are familiar with root canal therapy, many are not familiar with the...
Are You in Pain After Your Extraction? What’s Normal and What’s Not
We do everything we can to protect our patients' oral health and preserve their natural teeth. Sometimes, however, tooth extraction is necessary. Teeth can become compromised beyond repair as a result of severe decay, injury, or infection. Plus, some teeth (often...