At the office of Dr. Ruth Rojas we use computer imaging software that alters a photo of your face to show how your smile will appear after dental work. These..

Visiting your dentist prior to your first radiation treatment is the first step to keeping your mouth healthy. Once you begin your radiation treatment it is important to examine your..

It’s important to manage mouth pain because it can affect your quality of life and even slow progress toward better health. If you will undergoing treatment for cancer, you might..

There’s nothing quite like a beautiful smile when it comes to making a good first impression. But what if your smile isn’t as bright and white as you’d like it..

Most patients are familiar with impressions and their uncomfortable, gooey, gag-inducing side effects.  Here at Dr. Ruth Rojas, old-fashioned impressions trays are a thing of the past. Digital impressions allows..

Pregnant women have a greater tendency to have inflammation of the gums, called gingivitis and have a greater amount of caries, due to the hormonal changes and the diet that..

Before we delve into replacement options of bridges, implants and dentures, let’s start with why we have to replace missing teeth at all. Is it important to do so? What..

Cleft lip is a birth defect in which the parts of the face that form the upper lip remain split, instead of sealing together before birth. Similar splits can occur..

Struggling with snoring and sleeplessness? Snoring and sleep disturbances are often signs of obstructive sleep apnea, and your oral health could be to blame. Often, sleep apnea occurs when an..

Many patients come to my practice for different reasons: to correct aesthetic flaws or to help prevent future dental damage. There are many reasons in between for why you could..