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You're Safe from Infection During Your Dental Visit
posted: Jun 03, 2020.

Over the last few months, federal, state and local officials have taken extraordinary measures to slow the spread of COVID-19. Thankfully, some of these measures are beginning to ease. But Read more
What is Causing My Tooth Pain?
posted: May 26, 2020.

When you have a toothache, it's hard to think about anything else. The throbbing pain, the headache, the sensitivity—whatever the symptoms, you want to feel better fast. At Dr. Timothy Read more
NBA Player's Injury Points Out Need for Mouthguards
posted: May 24, 2020.

Basketball isn't a contact sport—right? Maybe once upon a time that was true… but today, not so much. Just ask New York Knicks point guard Dennis Smith Jr. While scrambling Read more
Why You Should Consider a Professional Procedure for Your Teeth Whitening
posted: May 14, 2020.

If you're ready to put the "pizzazz" back into your smile, your dentist may be able to help. It's possible your dull, dingy smile could be transformed with teeth whitening.Teeth Read more
Developing a Good Oral Care Routine
posted: May 07, 2020.

Developing good oral hygiene is just as important as regular visits to Dr. Timothy Adams in Indianapolis, IN. It's a preventative measure, maybe the most important, that prevents a lot Read more
4 Ways to Avoid Dental Disease While Wearing Braces
posted: May 04, 2020.

Keeping your teeth and gums healthy isn't always easy—and it's even more of a challenge if you're wearing orthodontic appliances like braces. That's why a fair percentage of patients wearing Read more
Chronic Mouth Breathing Could Create Conditions for a Poor Bite
posted: Apr 24, 2020.

Breathing: You hardly notice it unless you're consciously focused on it—or something's stopping it!So, take a few seconds and pay attention to your breathing. Then ask yourself this question—are you Read more
Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale Crushes on Smiles
posted: Apr 14, 2020.

Is a “teeth crush” a thing? According to a recent confession by Lucy Hale, it is. Hale, who has played Aria Montgomery for seven seasons on the hit TV show Read more
Friendly Bacteria Can Help Protect Our Mouths From Disease
posted: Apr 04, 2020.

If you know anything about dental disease, then you know bacteria ranks high on the Usual Suspects list. Tooth decay gets its start from acid produced by bacteria; periodontal (gum) Read more
These 3 Tasks Show How Saliva is Amazing
posted: Mar 25, 2020.

Saliva probably doesn’t rate high on your amazement meter. You’re more likely to notice its absence and the dry irritation that results.But you might be more impressed with this unsung Read more
Royal Treatment for a Damaged Tooth
posted: Mar 15, 2020.

If your tooth sustains damage that compromises its structure — typically through decay or trauma — you have several options depending on the extent of the damage: One of them Read more
Rejuvenate Your Smile With Veneers
posted: Mar 10, 2020.

Get the award-winning smile you deserve with the help of dental veneers. Who says that it has to be difficult to have a smile that you love? While everything from stains Read more
What You Can Learn From Mayim Bialik About Children's Dental Care
posted: Mar 05, 2020.

After nine seasons as neurobiologist Amy Farrah Fowler on the hit comedy The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik is back to the “career” she had before the series: stay-at-home mom. Read more
Monitoring Blood Pressure is Also Important During Dental Care
posted: Feb 24, 2020.

You may think your blood pressure is only important to your general health — but it can also affect your dental care. That’s why it’s increasingly common for dental providers Read more
A New Veneer with Minimal or No Tooth Alteration
posted: Feb 14, 2020.

Dental veneers, thin layers of porcelain bonded to chipped, stained or slightly crooked teeth, are an effective and affordable way to transform your smile. Their color, translucence and shape blend Read more
See Your Dentist to Find out the Real Cause for Your Tooth Pain
posted: Feb 04, 2020.

If you have tooth pain, we want to know about it. No, really—we want to know all about it. Is the pain sharp or dull? Is it emanating from one Read more