Laser dentistry is an innovative technology that has revolutionized the treatment of gum disease. This cutting-edge technology provides a virtually painless treatment experience. Learn more about it here.
Adult tooth loss is more common than you might think. Fortunately, there are effective ways to help prevent it. Learn more about the causes of adult tooth loss as well as strategies that can help you safeguard your smile.
Is your chronic headache a sign of an underlying dental issue? Read on to learn more about the connection between persistent headaches and TMJ disorders.
Everyone can have a stunning smile with veneers. If you’ve been struggling with cosmetic or minor dental flaws, veneers may be able to give you the smile of your dreams. Read on to learn more.
For many people, few things are as daunting as being told they need a root canal. However, these procedures are nothing to fear. Read on to learn what’s involved.
If you need to replace one or more teeth, a dental implant gives you the natural look and feel you want. In this quick overview, you’ll learn why so many people choose this tooth replacement option.
Dry mouth symptoms (also known as Xerostomia) can range from mild to significant and can compromise a patient’s daily health, diet and quality of life. Dry mouth can be caused from certain medications, autoimmune diseases, chemotherapy,…
Did you know that OneSource Dental offers orthodontic treatment for patients? Have you always wanted straight teeth? Is your bite unbalanced? Is it difficult to brush or floss your teeth due to crowding? You may be a candidate for clear braces!
Are you tired during the day after sleepless nights? Have you been told that you snore loudly? Have you even tried a CPAP machine and dislike it? At OneSource Dental of South Tampa, we offer a “non-invasive, patient-friendly laser treatment…
Diet and nutrition directly affect the health of your teeth and tissues of the mouth. Did you know that “dental caries” is the most common disease worldwide? Dental caries is the term used to describe the disease process of dental cavities.