by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | Jun 12, 2023 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry
Is it tooth pain? Or is it something more? With some 30 million Americans receiving sinus infections diagnoses each year, there’s a chance that severe dental discomfort could be more than a simple sore tooth. You may be battling unbearable sinus tooth pain. Defining...
by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | Apr 11, 2023 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry
Do your jaws ache during the day or especially when you wake up? Is your partner complaining of odd noises that disrupt their sleep? Bruxism may be to blame. If you’re unfamiliar with the term bruxism, you might recognize teeth grinding or jaw clenching. This stealthy...
by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | Mar 20, 2023 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry
Pyorrhea is an antiquated term, but many may still know Periodontal Disease or gum pockets by its old name. Periodontal disease is the #1 cause of tooth loss in America. Thankfully, gum pockets are reversible with proper oral hygiene and other treatment options if...
by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | Jan 17, 2023 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry, Sleep Apnea
What can a dental mouth guard do for you? Custom mouth guards from a dentist can achieve amazing things. These sleek oral devices can combat health issues like teeth grinding, temporomandibular joint disorder, and sleep apnea. Not all mouth guards are created equal....
by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | Oct 21, 2022 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry
Dr. O wants everyone to know that a crown isn’t just for royalty. If you have a badly damaged tooth, a dental crown can be the perfect solution. This restorative dental procedure is a cap that covers the entire surface of the tooth. It restores strength, shape, and...
by Dr. Mark S. Offenback | May 11, 2022 | Dental Blog, General Dentistry
The temporomandibular joints work hard. They don’t just connect your jaw to your skull. They perform every time that you open or close your mouth, clench your teeth, talk, sing, bite down, swallow, or complete similar tasks. These jaw joints are an essential...