At the center of your tooth lies the pulp. The pulp is important because it contains the nerves and blood vessels necessary for keeping your tooth health. But the pulp can become damaged or diseased if it is infected through a cavity or crack in your tooth. Before the invention of the root canal, a tooth with damaged pulp would... read more »

Some individuals opt not to have minor alignment issues with their teeth corrected in adolescence. However, as the years go by these minor deviations can progress. In time it could cause the biting surface of one tooth to rub excessively on the surface of another tooth. If it isn’t address in a reasonable amount of time, degradation can start to... read more »