As a dental filling ages, the natural bacteria in your mouth can start to gradually weaken its bond with the adjacent tooth enamel. This process can be accelerated if you struggle to consistently brush and floss your teeth. As this continues to occur you might notice the tooth becoming increasingly sensitive. This could also be accompanied by a change in... read more »

Something as simple as grinding your teeth at night, or using your teeth to open a package can potentially chip one of your teeth. At the same time, athletes who forgo the use of a mouth guard during the necessary times are at increased risk of suffering multiple dental fractures. When this happens tiny food particles and plaque deposits can... read more »