If you’re interested in knowing all about the TMJ disorder, then you have come to the right blog. Our surgeons, Dr. Robert Stemme, is happy to tell you all about the disorder so you know all you need to know! The more you know about TMJ, the better. To give you the information you need, our surgeons is happy to... read more »

It’s very important to properly recover after oral surgery. This means you need to take the recovery period seriously. To help you do so, our dentist, Dr. Robert Stemme, is happy to tell you all about how to properly recover after oral surgery in Chesterfield, Missouri. -Get plenty of rest. You should rest one to three days after the treatment.... read more »

Oral hygiene is very important for a top-notch smile and oral health, and part of oral hygiene is having a healthy and balanced diet. So, if you want your child to have strong and healthy teeth and gums, our dentist, Dr. Robert Stemme, encourages you to teach them about tooth-healthy foods. You can do so by telling them about how... read more »

Did you know the jaw pain can be caused by a wide assortment of oral health disorders and conditions? Severe ailments such as bruxism, periodontal disease, and temporomandibular disorders can all be the cause of jaw pain. Fortunately, various oral health treatments exist to repair your jaw. Frequent jaw pain often arises with sensitivity or tenderness within your jaw. However... read more »

Dental implants are an extremely advanced type of tooth replacement therapy that uses artificial teeth to lastingly replace missing ones by assigning them directly to the bone in the jaw. They were invented to improve oral health care and fill out the face with a complete smile. Dental implants have the longevity, durability, and functionality to satisfy all your needs... read more »

Maintaining your oral health involves not just healthy teeth and gums, but your jaw as well. One vital element that should never be overlooked is the temporomandibular joints, also known as the TMJs. These joints are what moves your jaw correctly, and help your mouth function properly. Let's take a look at how they impact your oral health: - If you suffer from... read more »