Straighten Your Teeth with Clear Aligners From Invisalign®

Are you embarrassed about your smile because it does not live up to your expectations? Are there any oral ailments that are holding your teeth and gums back from their true potential? Oftentimes, simple alignment issues and spacing concerns are enough to make a wonderful smile look inadequate. If you would like a better smile, straighten your teeth with Invisalign®.... read more »

Caring for Your Toothbrush All Year Round

Do you work hard or strive for a beautiful and healthy smile? If so, you are not alone. Thousands of people want a healthy and beautiful smile, and part of that comes from remembering to take care of your dental tools. These tools include your toothbrush. Your toothbrush is a key to oral health. Your toothbrush washes away plaque and... read more »

A Tooth Lost to Severe Decay Might Need a Dental Bridge

When the natural bacteria in your mouth exploit an area of weakened tooth enamel, it can cause tooth decay. When this happens, the resulting cavity can quickly spread to compromise a vast area. Sometimes the tooth decay can be so severe that the tooth fractures or is lost. When this happens, your dentists might need to extract the tooth to... read more »

Toothache: The Common Causes of the Pain

If you have a toothache in Lincoln, Nebraska, then the first thing you can do is identify the cause of the pain. Oftentimes, something small or mundane is causing the ache. If this is the case for you, then there’s no need to worry. However, there are other times when something more severe and serious is causing the ache. That... read more »

A Tooth Lost to Untreated Decay Can Often Be Replaced by a Dental Bridge

When a cavity forms on one of your teeth, the bacteria are tenacious in their attempts to exploit the tooth enamel. Without timely treatment, this decay can start to penetrate the interior structures of the tooth. In time, it could compromise a significant amount of the tooth and infect the root, resulting in the total loss of the tooth. To... read more »

Flossing is Equally Important as Brushing

We all know brushing your teeth is important. However, flossing your teeth is equally important, and too often gets skipped. This vital step is a key to removing plaque and food particles from between your teeth and along your gum line where brushing cannot reach. To help you find a floss that is right for you, our friendly staff at... read more »

Keep Your Smile in Classic Shape

Most everyone knows to brush and floss your teeth. However, not enough people actually take their oral care seriously. As we age, this can be a major problem. Did you know that as you age your oral health can be at risk? That is because there are many conditions that can occur as you age if you do not properly... read more »

What You Should Know About Enamel Erosion

Did you know that your enamel—which is the protective, outer layer of your teeth—is generally considered the hardest substance in your body? This is especially fortunate because your enamel is vital to your dental health. Unfortunately, while your enamel is hard, it can break down, leaving you more vulnerable to cavities. Sadly, your enamel can break down for a number... read more »

A Severely Damaged Tooth Might Need a Root Canal and a Crown

The microscopic mineral crystals of tooth enamel make it very strong. However, it’s not unheard of for something like a hard fall or a blow to the face to cause cracks or severe fractures in tooth enamel. Significant pain and sensitivity in the broken tooth are a clear sign that the damage extends into the pulp or root of the tooth.... read more »

Preventing Large Cavities on Your Back Teeth with Dental Sealants

It’s relatively common for the back teeth to have deep pits, fissures and contours on the biting surfaces. Even though this helps make the teeth more effective in chewing and grinding tough and hard foods, it can also cause major dental issues. If plaque and residual food particles become trapped in these deeply textured areas, they can foster large areas... read more »