Losing a tooth can affect a lot more than just the look of your smile. Missing teeth affect your ability to chew and can also cause problems for your other teeth. It is essential to replace missing teeth in order to maintain oral health as well as…
Our Boynton Beach patients want the best smiles possible, and we want to deliver that smile to them. There are many aspects of cosmetic dentistry we provide, but many of our patients want to know if their smiles can be straighter. You may have…
What is a cold sore? A cold sore, also known as a fever blister or recurrent herpes labialis, is caused by the reactivation of a virus called HSV-1. It is typically seen as a cluster of small blisters which quickly rupture to form small ulcers. Over…
Need to get a straighter smile without wearing traditional braces? Then it’s time you considered Invisalign. There is so much about Invisalign that makes it an attractive option for many of our patients looking to get a straighter smile. Before you s…
Your tooth is in peril if its innermost layer, the pulp, becomes infected and inflamed. Deep tooth decay, repeated dental procedures or fractures can all expose the pulp and ultimately the roots to infection and lead to tooth loss. But that scenario…
GUM DISEASE (PERIODONTITIS) MAY be more common in Alzheimer’s patients, and it is associated with an increase in the severity of dementia in patients with the condition, according to new British research. For the study, published in the journal P…
Karen Glerum, DDS is changing the way people think about themselves – in a good way. Knowing full well the value or importance of healthy looking teeth, your Dentist in Boynton Beach is specializing in the restoration of dentition. Chief among the…
More and more people are finding good reasons to smile often. However, with a bad set of teeth or even one that has a deeper yellow than a golden sweet corn, sometimes it is a lot better to smile with your mouth shut. However, Boynton Beach Cosmetic…
Brushing your teeth twice a day and veering away from sweet and sugary food and beverages do help to keep your teeth and gums clean and healthy. Then again, it’s hard to do both – especially the latter. Everyone, after all, finds it very hard to say…
