It's that time of the year when ghouls, ghosts, and goblins come out to play, and we're not talking about dental plaque! Halloween is just around the corner, filled with clever costumes, school parties, and neighborhood trick-or-treating. Cutting loose, having fun, and enjoying special moments...
We are in the business of smiles, but did you know dental care needs vary by age? Before being outpaced by Millennials, Baby Boomers were once the largest generation of our time. Born between 1946 and 1964, Boomers are now at an age where their...
Our bodies undergo various natural changes as we age, and our oral health is no exception. Like any other age group, seniors deserve to enjoy a healthy, confident smile reflecting their overall well-being. How does our mouth change as we age, and how might that...
More than 61% of U.S. adults experience some form of dental anxiety. For those with physical, emotional, or mental disabilities, a visit to the dentist may present even more unique challenges that make caregivers wonder if it’s worth it. At Imperial Dental Center, our mission...
Friendly-faced and welcoming, the dental hygienist is often the first person you'll meet on your journey to a healthier smile. They play a crucial role in maintaining oral health and acting as the bridge between the dentist and the patient. What is a Dental Hygienist? Dental hygienists...
Do you wake up tired, with a headache, or sore jaw? If you answered ‘yes’ you may be experiencing teeth grinding. Over 25 million adults in the U.S. grind their teeth at night. Grinding can have long-term consequences but there is a simple solution that...
Losing a tooth can be a stressful experience, whether it's due to decay, trauma, or other reasons. But did you know that there is a procedure called bone grafting that can help improve the outcome of tooth extraction? In this blog, we will break down...
If you engage in any kind of sport, whether you play a contact sport like football or hockey, or a non-contact sport like gymnastics or basketball, wearing a mouth guard can provide a number of benefits to protect teeth, gums, and jaw....
The health of our mouth and related dental hygiene habits play a much larger role in overall physical health than most people realize. Gum and periodontal disease have been definitively linked to certain types of cardiovascular issues, as well as with Type 2 diabetes....
At some point during one of your dental visits, your dentist may have needed to make an impression of your teeth. Creating a dental impression is the painless yet slightly awkward process where a thick, putty-like product is placed in a tray...
