Moore Dentistry

When searching for a dental school to pursue a career as a dentist, it is recommended that you search for a dental school accredited with the Commission on Dental Accreditation.

Dental implants are the long-term tooth replacement solutions that are more stable and reliable than other options. To know more about them, talk to our dentists today.

In order to properly diagnose TMJ, the dentist may recommend an X-ray, CT or MRI scan. These medical imaging technologies allow the dentist to see if the jaw is properly aligned and examine the structural integrity of the bone.

Basic dental care involves not only brushing your teeth, but flossing, tongue cleaning, and visiting your dentist regularly as well. Also, consider what your diet might do to your teeth-- foods high in whole grains, vegetables, dairy, and fruits are essential for healthy mouths.

As much as you can, avoid eating hard candy. These confections are very high in sugar and take time to wear down. As such, the sugar lingers in the mouth much longer and can cause more problems. If you can't help it, however, be sure to brush your teeth or at least rinse to wash away the candy's residue.

One of the ways that cavities form is that bacteria combine with leftover food in your mouth and attack the teeth. Good oral hygiene, consisting of regular (and proper) brushing and flossing, is the most effective preventive measure.

While all children lose their baby teeth, when it happens prematurely it could lead to lifelong dental problems if not addressed. Regular dental checkups are needed before that first tooth falls out to ensure good oral health.

Just short of undergoing complete sedation from general anesthesia is deep sedation. During this, you hover on the edges of consciousness and do not experience any pain, but you can be awakened at any time.

Did you know that teeth start to form even before you are born? Even though they don’t come through until the child is between 6-12 months old, milk teeth or better known as baby teeth, start to form when the baby is in the womb.

Do you notice the teeth on people you are meeting for the first time? Surprise - it's part of being human! But, just like you notice the teeth of others, they also notice yours. For a perfect smile every time, see your dentist regularly.