Dental Blog - Las Vegas, Henderson & Summerlin, NV

Many people don’t like the idea of getting their tooth extracted, except when it is painful. However, what if our dentist tells you that the tooth should be taken out when actually it is not in pain? It may be understandable when a dentist sees that you hesitate to agree to the tooth extraction procedure […]

Lumps on your gums are relatively common and are not necessarily a medical emergency. There are a variety of causes that are painless as well as extremely painful. Although most are harmless, there are a few that require immediate medical attention and should be taken care of as soon as possible. For those that are […]

Also known as microdontia, peg teeth is a dental condition where one or more of your teeth are smaller than normal, typically the third molars and upper lateral incisors. Often, peg incisors occur on both sides and have shorter roots than normally developed teeth. Many people haven’t heard of this condition or have simply thought […]

If you have discovered that you have a bump or growth in your mouth, it’s important to address it. If after 7-10 days it has not healed, changed, or gone away. It needs to be looked at. Bumps can be found in almost all the tissues in the oral cavity. The most common places they […]

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) attaches the jaws to the skull, facilitating movements in the mouth relating to eating, speaking, and other functions. It helps the lower jaws (mandibles) to pivot around the temporal bone on the side of the head. You can feel it in action by pressing your fingers to your cheeks right in […]

We encourage you to schedule an oral screening for cancer each year. If we find a cancerous lesion or growth early, you are more likely to experience a successful outcome. When performing a screening, we use X-rays to check for the spread of the disease. The Screening Process Before x-rays are used, we check the […]

Oral surgery might feel overwhelming, but it’s an important step toward a healthier smile and improved oral health. While you’re eager to return to your normal routine, understanding why exercise after oral surgery isn’t advisable is crucial for a smooth recovery. This blog post for Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery in Henderson and Las Vegas […]

Using a gum stimulator is often advised by us after you have had treatment for gum disease. This rubber-tipped stimulator can help you get rid of plaque and massage the gum tissues for better dental health. We believe in preventative dental care, as it can save you a great deal of future expenses and headaches. […]