Almost 50%[1] of adults in the United States over 30 years old have signs of gum disease. Also known as periodontal disease, this condition is an inflammatory condition in the oral tissues that causes many problems when left untreated. If allowed to progress, it can...
Although your dentist may try the least invasive methods to address periodontal disease, sometimes non-surgical methods are insufficient. Without more advanced treatment, extensive damage occurs to the supporting structures of your teeth, eventually causing tooth...
When teeth are missing, they impact your appearance and ability to chew and speak properly. However, tooth replacement in Rochester can improve your oral health and smile. Several options are available today, like a dental bridge or dentures, but more patients are...
You have several options when you're looking to replace lost teeth and restore form and function to your mouth. While each has its merits, teeth implants, or as they are called dental implants, are one of the most effective and versatile. If you're considering...
Have you recently noticed a change in your teeth or feel them becoming more sensitive to hot and cold? If so, you may suffer from gum recession, a severe issue if left unaddressed. Your best bet is to reach out to a periodontist in Rochester as soon as possible when...
Modern dentistry offers a wide range of effective ways to help you achieve the smile you dream of. Seeing a cosmetic dentist in Rochester can boost your self-confidence and leave you feeling better about your smile—and yourself—than you ever have before....
With marijuana becoming legal in more states and the push for federal legalization appearing practically on every ballot, more people than ever before are using marijuana. About 18% of Americans use the drug, with the majority of them smoking it.[1] What many don’t...
Vaping has grown exponentially in popularity, especially among young people. In the United States, 4.5% of all adults choose to vape instead of smoking cigarettes.[1] Although vaping is safer than smoking, it can still lead to all manner of health issues, including...
An estimated 11.5 adults per 100,000 developed oral cancer between 2015 and 2019.[1] Oral cancer isn’t just common — it’s dangerous, with approximately one person dying from this type of cancer every hour in the United States.[2] What most people don’t realize,...
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