Centre Smiles Dental Blog

At first, it might seem like the proper use of the mouth and nearby structures is intuitive. For many people, it is. For others, though, certain anatomical abnormalities or learned habits can lead to the misuse of these structures. In turn, this may cause a range of problems. Myofunctional therapy in Stage College can help! What exactly is this treatment, and how might it be able to benefit you? This blog post provides valuable information.

A throbbing tooth, pressure in your face, a dull ache when you bend over—is it a toothache? Or is it a sinus issue? Sometimes it’s hard to know what you’re dealing with based on symptoms alone. So, how are you supposed to know whether to go see your dentist or take an allergy pill? Here are a few simple ways to tell the difference between tooth and sinus pain, so you can do the best thing for your health.

Teeth can develop unsightly dental stains and discoloration that do not respond to conventional oral hygiene methods due to a variety of factors like smoking, injuries, and frequent exposure to pigments, tannins, and dyes. However, it is possible for some people to develop frustrating dental discoloration due to the genetics they inherit from their parents. Here’s a quick look at how enamel stains can run in the family and how your dentist can help.

Have you ever wondered whether your life would be different if you had nicer-looking teeth? Maybe you’ve daydreamed encounters with various celebrities who fall in love with your smile, or maybe you have a speech mentally prepared for when your grin makes you Instagram famous.

Realistically, cosmetic dentistry probably won’t lead to marrying your Hollywood crush or skyrocketing your social media presence. But it can enhance your lifestyle in other ways that will help you feel like a star! Here’s what the right treatment can do for you.

Would you be surprised to learn that your dental alignment can potentially impact your overall health? For instance, if your upper and lower teeth don’t come together correctly when you bite down, not only might you develop a sore jaw, but you might also start experiencing frequent or persistent headaches.

However, TMJ disorders aren’t the only cause of this kind of pain, and it’s only natural to wonder whether your discomfort is due to an underlying oral issue. Continue reading to learn more about what TMJ headaches feel like so you know when to contact your dentist for help!

When you go to your dentist for a damaged or decayed tooth, they’ll likely recommend getting a dental crown. These are a reliable choice that bring back the look and function of your precious pearly whites. Although they are an effective treatment, you may feel nervous about getting them if you’re unsure of what to expect. Here is how your dentist will prepare your tooth to get this restoration.

While snoring is often nothing more than a potentially embarrassing  but otherwise harmless reflex, it can be a symptom of sleep apnea. This condition is characterized by the trachea becoming constricted while the patient sleeps, which causes them to wake up suddenly, uncomfortably, and out of breath. Here’s a quick look at what causes sleep apnea, a few of the serious problems it can cause, and how your dentist can help you get better rest.

Do you look in the mirror and tend to focus on the flaws in your smile? It may seem getting a beautiful set of teeth is impossible, but your dentist can help make these dreams come true. They have many cosmetic dental treatments that help enhance the look of your grin. Which ones are right for you depends on what issues you want fixed. Keep reading to learn three imperfections that are no match against these services.

Are you missing one or more permanent teeth, and planning on replacing them with durable, natural-looking dental implants? The great news is that these lifelike prosthetics can permanently restore your gorgeous grin, but if you are currently expecting, your smile makeover will need to take a pregnant pause.  Here’s why.

If you are relatively new to the world of insurance, you might wonder why you are encouraged to have both a medical and dental policy. After all, your teeth are an important part of your overall health! However, there are some distinct differences between these two types of coverage. In this blog post, you will learn the basics of what they cover and why they are both valuable.