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    • SEPTEMBER 9, 2021
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    How to Respond to Dental Emergencies

    How to Respond to Dental Emergencies

    Dental emergencies can happen to anyone at any time. For children on the playground at school, sports activities or biting down on a crisp apple, dental emergencies can easily happen. Following are some ways to plan for and handle a variety of dental emergencies. The steps you take in an emergency situation could save the

    • AUGUST 26, 2021
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    Are Some of Your Healthy Habits Damaging Your Teeth?

    Are Some of Your Healthy Habits Damaging Your Teeth?

    There are some healthy habits people engage in that may actually damage your teeth. When you develop habits to improve your well-being, you might not always be aware of the problems they could cause for your teeth.  Following are some healthy practices that could also be damaging your teeth.   Don’t Brush Your Teeth Right

    • AUGUST 19, 2021
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    What is Preventive Dentistry?

    Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for your teeth and gums to keep them healthy. In past years, dentists primarily concentrated on fixing problems instead of preventing them. Modern dentistry focuses on preventative dental care, including regular examinations and cleaning. Everyone benefits from preventive dentistry. Whether you are a young child, or an aging

    • AUGUST 19, 2021
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    Tips for Preventive Dentistry

    Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for your teeth and gums to keep them healthy. In past years, dentists primarily concentrated on fixing problems instead of preventing them. Modern dentistry focuses on preventative dental care, including regular examinations and cleaning. Everyone benefits from preventive dentistry. Whether you are a young child, or an aging

    • AUGUST 12, 2021
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    Do I Need to Have My Wisdom Teeth Pulled?

    Do I Need to Have My Wisdom Teeth Pulled?

     Between the ages of 17 and 25, many people get a third set of molars. These “wisdom teeth,” are supposed to emerge just in back of the other molars, but they often become problematic – even if you have the best oral health. Often, the wisdom teeth don’t erupt through the gums at all and

    • AUGUST 5, 2021
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    Did I Get My Bad Teeth From My Parents?

    Did I Get My Bad Teeth From My Parents?

    No matter what kind of teeth you inherit, you have the responsibility to take care of them. There is no doubt that your oral health is affected to a degree by your genes. The size and shape of your mouth, along with your bone structure can easily be inherited. Crooked teeth are usually passed down

    • JULY 29, 2021
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    Have You Calendared Your Back-to-School Dentist Appointment?

    Between cookouts, camping trips and all of your family’s summer activities, the first day of school may sneak up on you. Make sure that your child’s back to school dental appointment is on the list of things to do to start the school year off right. Routine dental exams are important in fighting cavities, which

    • JULY 23, 2021
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    How do I Handle My Tooth Sensitivity?

    If eating hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods and drinks causes your teeth to feel painful, then you likely have sensitive teeth. According to the Academy of General Dentistry, approximately 40 million adults in the United States experience tooth sensitivity, so you’re not alone if you are suffering with this problem. Make an appointment to

    • JULY 16, 2021
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    What are the Dental Consequences of Thumbsucking?

    It’s common for babies and children to suck on their thumb as a natural reflex to help them feel comforted. As natural as this reflex may be for babies and children, it can cause damage to their teeth and mouths if it continues for too long. Vigorous thumbsucking can have many dental consequences on the

    • JULY 7, 2021
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    Fast Food is Not Good For Your Oral Health

    Fast Food is Not Good For Your Oral Health

    Research has shown that eating fast food is not good for your overall health, but it’s not good for your oral health either! Fast foods lead to health problems such as obesity and diabetes, and it can also increase your risk of developing cavities and gum disease. Although the drive-through makes for a quick dinner,