4 Risk Factors of Gum Disease to Discuss with Your Dentist

The mild form of gum disease is Gingivitis. This is where plaque and other byproducts irritate the gums. Read more..

3 Summer Treats for a Healthy Smile

Look for small, healthy swaps, and embrace the delicious fresh options summer can bring to your family’s table.

5 Tips for Creating Healthy Oral Hygiene Habits

Create a better future for your children by teaching them proper oral hygiene.

Oral Surgery Post Treatment Home Care

Post treatment care is essential for the health and longevity of your teeth and mouth after your oral surgery. Luckily, post treatment care is not complicated.  It is normal to feel tenderness at the site of the surgery and in the jaw for a few days after your oral surgery. This discomfort is temporary and …

Do You Have a Dental Disorder?

The range of possible dental disorders is wide and many  are more easily recognized than others. It could be a bit perplexing to consider you may have a dental disorder without realizing it, but it’s actually more common than you might think. Some disorders have obvious symptoms that may have you running to our office. …

Dental X-Rays and Your Health

X-rays, otherwise known as dental radiographs, are a staple of quality dental care. While x-rays bring undeniable advantages when it comes to identifying and diagnosing potential health issues, some may harbor reservations regarding the risks of exposure to radiation.  Fortunately we can ease those concerns and serve as a resource for understanding radiography, so you …

What Causes Bad Breath?

We’ve probably all known someone with bad breath. It can be uncomfortable to engage in discussion with someone whose breath smells downright foul. It’s also a sensitive topic to broach, as well as being a very common concern – after all, each year Americans spend an estimated $3 billion dollars on breath freshening products. Halitosis, …