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A cavity (caused by a disease called caries) happens when bacteria in the mouth produce acids that attack your teeth. In time, this acid can dissolve away the enamel on your teeth and cause a hole, which is known as a cavity. Unlike some other diseases or injuries, a cavity will not heal by itself, but if the early signs of dental decay are promptly treated before a cavity forms, it can be stopped and even reversed by your dentist.

Who wouldn’t want to look better, speak better, eat better…and smile more? Dental implants are now the treatment of choice for many people who need to replace missing teeth.
Interestingly, implants are considered by many dentists to be a more conservative intervention than traditional bridges or fixed partial dentures.

For over five decades, the American Dental Association has continuously endorsed the fluoridation of community water supplies and the use of fluoride-containing products as safe and effective measures for preventing tooth decay.