Dental implants are one of the most effective, long-lasting solutions for missing teeth. But because they involve a few steps (and a bit of patience), it’s important to understand what the full journey looks like before you begin.
If you wake up with sore jaw muscles, tension headaches, or worn-down teeth, chances are you’re grinding your teeth—often without even realizing it. This condition, known as bruxism, affects millions of people and can lead to significant discomfort and dental damage over time.
If you’re living with chronic jaw pain, frequent headaches, or difficulty chewing, you might be experiencing symptoms of a TMJ disorder. TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorder, occurs when the joints and muscles controlling jaw movement become strained or misaligned, often leading to significant discomfort.
Whether you're having a wisdom tooth removed or need a badly damaged tooth extracted, knowing what to expect can ease anxiety and help you prepare for a smooth, stress-free experience.
This summer, Tend is expanding again in New York City, opening our 32nd studio in the heart of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Located at 495 Myrtle Avenue, just steps from Fort Greene Park and the Clinton-Washington subway station, our newest studio opens on August 6th.
Did you just get a dental filling and want to keep your mouth healthy? Post-treatment care for dental fillings is crucial for your long term dental health.
Fillings help restore decayed teeth, prevent further damage, and maintain the integrity of your smile. Often, patients will choose between composite resin fillings and amalgam fillings, the two most common dental restoration options.
If your dentist has advised that you need a dental crown, it’s normal to have a few questions. What exactly is a crown? Is a crown the same as a filling? Can you delay or put off getting a crown? What's the potential danger to delaying dental treatment like a crown? What do dentists look for, in order to diagnose the need for a dental crown?
Do you know the difference between a root canal and a tooth extraction? We've provided signs to look for when you’re in dental pain, and ways to learn how to protect your smile.
Learn about the different types of dental crowns—ceramic, metal, porcelain, and more. Discover their pros, cons, and which crown is best for your smile.
