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As the country begins to phase into a new kind of normal, many are anxious to get back to the dentist for routine cleanings and exams they missed while sheltering in place. Public health and safety is our top priority, which means keeping certain measures in place while we welcome our Charlotte, NC patients back to our practice for outstanding ...

Your open dentist office in Charlotte, NC is ready to get back to providing you with excellent care so you can have a bright, healthy smile! We wanted to give you an update about what you can expect as we phase back to normal hours and fill you in on the steps we’re taking to ensure your safety. We look forward to seeing you again! Call ...

When it comes to protecting your smile, you deserve the highest quality of care. Your Charlotte dentists make sure you get it even when you’re not here in our office. The custom mouthguards we create are just one example of how we can help protect your teeth and gums while you’re hard at play or fast asleep. Check out this American ...

What Is the Official Symbol of Dentistry? The American Dental Association started using the official symbol of dentistry in 1965. It can be recognized by the snake coiled around a staff before two branches bearing 20 berries and 32 leaves, which are centered in a design that combines a circle with a triangle. “Dentistry” is inscribed upon ...

A diastema is a space (gap) between two teeth, most often noticeable between the two front teeth. This condition usually occurs when there is a disproportionate relationship between the jaw and the size of the teeth, but can also be caused by alignment problems, protruding teeth, or over-sized tissue. Who Experiences Diastemas? A diastema occurs ...

When you have had your wisdom teeth removed, it’s important to understand the best ways to heal comfortably and quickly. Once the teeth are removed, healing begins when a blood clot forms over the area. When this is displaced, a condition called dry socket may result, which can be painful. To prevent this from happening and for pain relief, ...

Your Invisalign provider may at some point in your treatment provide you with “chewies”. The Aligner Chewie is made from a material called Styrene Copolymer and is a soft spongy plastic-like roll. They look much like a roll of cotton. Typically, “chewies” are dispensed when you receive a new set of aligners. As you know, new aligner ...