Julius Mosley II, DDS

If you have missing teeth, one of the best ways to fix this is with dental implants. These are artificial tooth replacements that closely resemble real teeth and are an alternative to bridges and dentures.

One of the reasons it's so important to regularly see a dentist is that many cavities are completely painless. If only the outer enamel of the tooth, which has no nerves, has been affected, there will be no cavity symptoms.

Are past experiences with teeth bleaching and whitening kits stopping you from rejuvenating your smile? Newer technologies can whiten your teeth without pain or fuss, so talk with your dentist today to find out which procedure may be right for you.

Bristles from animals were commonly used for toothbrushes until 1938. That's when DuPont sold the first toothbrush with nylon bristles.

According to a recent poll, 50% of people listed someone's smile as the first thing they notice when meeting new people. We can make sure your smile will leave a good first impression.

Archaeologists have recovered artifacts dating back to 3000 B.C. that were used as primitive toothbrushes. The first type of toothbrush was nothing more than a twig that was chewed on and manipulated to remove food.

There are some early signs that your child will need to be seen by an orthodontist. These include early or late loss of baby teeth, difficulty in chewing or biting, crowding, jaws that shift of make unusual sounds, and misalignment of the jaws and teeth.

Did you know that foods containing high fructose corn syrup can damage the enamel - and color - of your teeth? Essentially, these foods bathe your teeth in sugar, which can erode enamel.

Could your smile use a total makeover? Cosmetic dentistry procedures focus on creating a beautiful smile, no matter what type of dental issues you may have, with specific procedures to address stained teeth, missing or fractured teeth, receding gums and misaligned teeth.

What to do if you have permanent teeth stains that does not respond to bleaching? Talk with your dentist about affordable and long lasting dental bonds which can be used to cover stains on teeth to create a flawless smile.

Inlays and onlays are customized fillings made of composite resin or porcelain to repair and restore decayed or broken teeth. Using an impression of your tooth, dentists can create the inlays and onlays in a dental laboratory and then adhesively bond them into place. The end result is a restored tooth that blends in naturally with your surrounding natural teeth.

When you have a toothache, normal activities like drinking water and breathing can become painful. Not only can we help make the pain stop, we can also ensure bacteria don't have the opportunity to seep in and do more damage.

Did you know that cosmetic dentists can both restore and improve the appearance of your teeth by filling in cavities? Natural-looking, tooth-colored dental materials can give you the beautiful smile you want while improving the health of your teeth.