Oral Health

Tooth enamel is stronger than bone, but it is not invincible. Many things can damage it, like plaque buildup, acidic drinks, teeth grinding, and injuries. And since tooth enamel does not grow back, you need to take good care of it.  While brushing and flossing are...

Choices, choices, choices! Looking at the wall of toothbrushes in any store is enough to make your head spin. Picking out a toothbrush can seem like guesswork at times, so here is a little breakdown of toothbrush technology to help you find the right one.  How...

You are probably familiar with fillings and crowns—inlays and onlays are another way that dentists repair damaged teeth. Damage can come in the form of decay (cavities) or trauma (chipping a tooth on something hard). No matter the reason, when your teeth need care, visiting...

Bruxism is a common condition that makes you grind, clench or gnash your teeth. Occasional teeth grinding isn’t necessarily a problem, but if it occurs consistently, it can damage your teeth over time. Bruxism happens because of a combination of physical, psychological, and genetic factors....

Whether you’re missing many teeth or just a few, dentures could be the right solution for you. There are several different types of dentures, but most people get either full or partial dentures. At Hicks Dental Group, we can restore the look and function of...