D. Gordon Rye | November 10, 2009
The common denominator to most of the problems in your mouth, from pain to tooth alignment, is your bite.
Richard Parsanko | November 9, 2009
Your complete guide to family dentistry, including braces, dentures, and cavities.
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Richard Parsanko | November 9, 2009
An electric toothbrush provides more strokes per minute than a manual one.
Richard Parsanko | November 9, 2009
A cavity is an infection caused by bacteria in the mouth.
Richard Parsanko | November 6, 2009
When your dentures keep falling out, mini dental implants may have to come in.
Richard Parsanko | November 6, 2009
Prosthodontics is the branch of dentistry that deals with missing teeth.
Richard Parsanko | November 5, 2009
There is an optimal window of opportunity for braces, but not an absolute time for when you have to get them.
Richard Parsanko | November 5, 2009
Crowded teeth can be treated by removing small amounts of outer enamel tooth surface between two adjacent teeth.
Lawrence Wang | November 5, 2009
Guide to a 21st-century dentist's office.
Richard Parsanko | November 4, 2009
Let it heal and follow common sense. For most people, it heals pretty quickly.
