As the years go by, genetics and lifestyle factors can gradually start to alter the structure of your mouth. This can cause the biting surface of one tooth to threaten the lingual or other surfaces of another tooth. As this continues to develop, the misaligned teeth could lead to problems with dental attrition, chipped tooth enamel, and possibly dental fractures.... read more »

Your teeth, gums, tongue play an important role in helping you break down the food you eat. A healthy mouth is also essential for effective communication. If you suffer from cavities, gum disease, or other oral health conditions, those conditions can have profound negative effects on your quality of life. Untreated oral health problems can also cause significant discomfort and... read more »