Category: General Dentistry

Tomorrow will be the end of 2015 and the start of a new year. As part of your resolutions, why not strive to enjoy a healthier and more attractive smile? With an array of treatment options, we can help improve the health, beauty, and overall function of your smile. Obtain a new smile during the… Read more »

How can you enjoy a healthy smile during the holidays? With the winter season comes family gatherings and a lot of sweets. Instead of the holidays being a time that endangers your smile, why not take steps to protect your teeth and gums? With the right actions you can greet 2016 with a noticeably healthier… Read more »

If you are a student or if you have children yourself then you know that the holiday break is right around the corner. In just a couple weeks you or your children will have a little time off. We suggest finding time amid the holiday scramble to visit the dentist during your holiday break. You… Read more »

On Thursday you may be joining the millions of other Americans in celebrating Thanksgiving. A holiday that involves gathering with friends and family over a wonderful meal, which includes a number of fun desserts. In order to have a smile healthy Thanksgiving you need to take steps to protect your teeth from the risk of… Read more »

Why do you need general dentistry? Some people may assume that by brushing and flossing daily they really don’t need general dental care. However, even if you take great care of your smile from home, these procedures can help you avoid the onset of tooth decay and gum disease. We can also use general care… Read more »

Next week is World Diabetes Day. In the United States millions of people suffer from gum disease and diabetes. However, few people are aware of the possible link between these two chronic illnesses. By protecting your oral heath you help safeguard your smile against the disease, even if you are diagnosed with diabetes.

With the arrival of November we’re coming closer to the end of the year. We want to remind our patients not to let their 2015 benefits expire and to not let the money in their flex spending accounts remain unused. Instead, schedule an appointment. You can take this time to address a number of dental… Read more »

If we brush and floss as recommended, why do we need checkups and cleanings? You’d be surprised how many people think these routine preventive treatments can be skipped. However, having your teeth cleaned and examined can go a long way towards maintaining a healthy and functional smile.

We’re in the first week of October, which means Halloween is right around the corner. With that in mind, we want to discuss something truly scary: tooth decay. Both children and adults are susceptible to cavities, which can hurt the health of your smile. Instead of just being afraid of tooth decay, why not take… Read more »

How often do you visit the dentist? To address minor problems and help prevent major oral health problems, we may recommend general dentistry. People who brush and floss may ask, “Do I need general dentistry?” The answer is yes, everyone, children and adults, benefit from general dental care.