For most people, your smile is highly susceptible to bacteria, plaque buildup, harmful acids, and other forms of enamel erosion. That is why it is essential to search for effective cavity prevention plans to keep your smile safe each day. To keep your smile safe from the risk of cavities, it is important to visit your dentist to determine if... read more »

In lots of families, there are three main things you have learned to never to talk about: politics, religion and DIET. We recognize that there are a lot of foods out there you shouldn’t consume if you are looking to maintain good oral health, but we thought that some positive info on healthy foods would be of use. Here is... read more »

Did you know the importance of root canals and saving broken or damaged teeth? In many cases, teeth that have suffered damage to the pulp will need to be extracted. However, effective root canals can potentially save teeth that have suffered pulp damage. Furthermore, it is essential to understand the causes of pulp damage to help determine if a root... read more »

Our extremely talented dentist has the skills necessary to restore your smile. Through the use of effective oral health care in cosmetic dentistry, we can give you a smile makeover that is sure to impress you and those around you. Nature alone cannot help you achieve the smiles that can be crafted through the use of cosmetic dentistry. Cutting-edge technology... read more »

Even though they are not your natural teeth, dentures still require a good amount of care so they can endure. You still need to brush the dentures and put them through a little extra cleaning to avoid bad breath and worse problems. The foods you eat can get stuck to the dentures or forced under them. Now you cannot stop... read more »

In order to have a wonderful holiday season with the healthy smile, always be sure to use discretion with all habits in your life. This includes making sure to wear proper safety gear, limit damage from bad habits or high-risk activities, use effective cleaning products, practice effective oral health care techniques, and visit your dentist as necessary. In order to... read more »

Think you’re a mouthwash professor, eh? Let’s put your understanding to the test. Here are four questions that will assist you as you learn more about the power of mouthwash or as you prove that you’re already a master: 1. This is the right amount of mouthwash to use. a. 20 ml b. 40 ml c. 80 ml d. 200... read more »

Although Halloween is often enjoyed by many individuals across the nation, it is also a time when our utmost fears can arise. For dentists, Halloween itself brings several fears itself with the presence of a plethora of hazards that can easily do harm to your teeth. Even though most children partake in trick or treating, it can be extremely detrimental... read more »

Once you’ve had a dental crown installed into your mouth, you should monitor the fit and feel of the crown to make sure that it’s performing suitably. Here are some things to monitor and pieces of advice you can follow to make sure that your dental health is at its peak. Unless we’ve performed a root canal on your tooth,... read more »

When food material, sugar residue, and plaque buildup aren’t removed by your daily oral hygiene routine, they can start to harden into tartar. As it accumulates on the base of your teeth near the gumline your chances of developing gingivitis and other forms of gum disease can gradually start to increase. To help prevent this from happening the American Dental... read more »