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Causes of Bleeding Gums and Gum Disease
What Can You Tell Me About Gum Disease? Gum disease (also known as periodontal disease within the medical community) is a harmful condition that can significantly impact the health of your gums and teeth, as well as your overall physical health. Periodontal disease is a group of conditions that results in eventual tooth loss. It can also lead to some…
Continue readingThe Benefits of Proper Teeth Brushing
Taking care of your teeth can help you maintain a natural-looking, beautiful smile for many years into the future. Our dental team is committed to providing you with the right services and the best solutions for your dental care needs. We serve the entire family with practical and convenient dental care. If you are looking for the best dental care…
Continue readingInvisalign: Frequently Asked Questions
When people envision a perfect smile, they always envision a line of straight teeth. However, issues with crooked and misaligned teeth are incredibly common. If you’re seeking out treatment for your orthodontic problems, but desire to avoid a visibly obvious treatment method such as metal braces, you’ll be excited to learn all about Invisalign. Invisalign is a modern and effective…
Continue reading10 Signs of Sleep Apnea
Did you know that an estimated 22 million people in America have sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a disorder that causes you to involuntarily stop breathing while you’re sleeping. If you leave sleep apnea untreated, it can lead to a number of health problems. However, having knowledge of the signs and symptoms will help you to know when to look…
Continue readingAre Cracked Teeth on the Rise?
Cracked and damaged teeth are being reported in greater numbers as the stress and worry associated with the current COVID-19 pandemic continues to increase. Luckily, there are steps you can take to protect yourself and your family against the damage that this stress can do to your teeth, your jaw and your overall dental health. At The Dental Center of Indiana, we will work…
Continue readingDental Care Basics
Why Is Dental Care Important? Dental care, including your at-home regimen and care at the dentist’s office is important to your overall health. Research suggests people who enjoy good dental health also have good overall health. Poor dental health increases your risk of certain diseases. Maintaining good oral health habits is also important for chewing food well, speaking clearly and…
Continue readingAre Dental Implants Right for You?
Will Dental Implants Be the Best Choice for Me? If you’re one of the millions of adults who’s missing at least one tooth, then a dental implant might be a good choice for you. According to the CDC, almost 20 percent of adults over 65 have lost all of their teeth, and as many as two-thirds of those under 65…
Continue readingGingivitis: Symptoms and Causes in South Bend
What Causes Periodontal Disease and What Are Its Symptoms? Whether you’ve noticed minor bleeding when you brush or floss or you’re experiencing bad breath more frequently, you may be experiencing the signs of gum disease. It is, unfortunately, very common among adults. The incidence increases with age and it’s more common in men than in women. The CDC reports that…
Continue readingWe Offer State-of-the-Art Emergency Services for Dental Pain and Injuries at Our Walk-in Dental Clinic
Dental emergencies are often painful, inconvenient, and an unexpected financial burden. Regardless of the type of dental emergency, it is important to see an emergency dentist as quickly as possible to get relief from your pain and to prevent tooth loss or other serious complications. Our highly skilled dentists offer affordable, state-of-the-art emergency dental care near South Bend. Why Go to…
Continue readingYour Baby’s Dental Care: Tips from Pediatric Dentistry Clinic Experts
Although your baby probably won’t get his teeth until he is about six months old, you should start cleaning his gums soon after he’s born. Pediatric dentists recommend making an initial dental care appointment before your baby’s first birthday; this will ensure that his teeth and gums are healthy and developing normally. During the first year of his life, your…
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