The baby teeth are quite delicate and can be damaged easily by sugars and acids, especially if proper infant oral care isn’t practiced. Poor brushing and flossing, plus other habits, can lead to cavities in the baby teeth when infants are still small. Learn these signs of cavities in the baby teeth and what you
Read more →When patients come into the dental office, many of them have questions about their oral health. Many questions about your oral health have simple solutions so that you can have a healthier mouth. Here are some of the most frequently asked dental questions and answers dentists get! Why do I need a dentist?
Read more →Before you drink another soda, you should know that that soda (even the diet kind) is harming your teeth. This drink—like various others—contains acids that will break up the minerals in your teeth, decaying them. Certain foods will have this effect, especially the sweet treats you enjoy. During National Nutrition Month, use these recommendations for
Read more →The American Dental Association recommends that every person visit the dentist at least twice a year for comprehensive exams and dental cleanings. As part of that visit, you will meet with one of our dental assistants called a “dental hygienist”. These are licensed dental professionals in our office that focus on the making your teeth
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