Festive music is in the air, shopping malls are packed, and twinkly lights are everywhere… it must be the holiday season! If you’re feeling a little uninspired when it comes to stocking stuffers, then you may be thinking of going for the standard stuff, like chocolate bars and sour candies. However, these treats can lead to post-holiday cavities, which can wreak havoc on the look and function of your loved ones’ smiles. With this in mind, keep reading for three smile-friendly stocking stuffers.

It’s a well-known fact that traditional dentures can often take a long time to fully get used to. Fortunately, adjusting to implant dentures is usually much easier – and faster. For one, you will never have to worry about your implant dentures slipping when you eat or speak! The same cannot be said for traditional dentures. Are you planning to restore your full smile with dental implants? Here are some tips for getting used to your new teeth.

With impressive versatility, a 20+ year lifespan, and the ability to preserve your jawbone, it’s no surprise that dental implants are one of the most sought-after tooth-replacement options. One of the biggest benefits, however, is that they have a success rate of more than 90%. With that being said, while rare, dental implant failure is possible. To learn about the top causes, common symptoms, and must-know prevention tips, read on!

While many people like to arrive “fashionably late” to parties, late-arriving wisdom teeth can cause all sorts of oral health trouble. That is why approximately 10 million wisdom teeth are removed each year, according to research published in the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Do you still have your third molars or are they just beginning to grow in? Here are three compelling reasons why you should consider wisdom tooth removal.

Dental implants are considered the superior tooth-replacement option due to their unmatched benefits. After all, they can preserve your jawbone, restore your bite force, and last for 20+ years with the right maintenance. So, if you’re experiencing dental implant sensitivity, you may be wondering what exactly is happening. Is it normal? Should you notify your oral surgeon right away? Keep reading to learn a few common causes, when to contact your oral surgeon, and how to alleviate any discomfort until your appointment!