Category: General Dentistry

Sometimes when we inform patients about a cavity, they are shocked, usually responding that they eat or drink healthy foods and beverages. However, many foods and drinks can actually lead to a greater risk of decay, even if at first glance they appear healthy. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at a few of… Read more »

Christmas just a few days away and many of us are in a mad scramble to finish our list and get the perfect gifts for our friends and family. In the spirit of the holidays (and of keeping smiles healthy) we would like to offer a few unique and fun gift ideas. These stocking stuffers… Read more »

We’re already just a few weeks from Christmas, which means the end of 2017 is drawing near. Before greeting the New Year, why not schedule a visit with your dentist? Otherwise, you may end up watching your remaining 2017 benefits expire without use! We can offer custom care for patients of all ages and their… Read more »

Next week, our team and our patients will be sitting down with their friends and family for Thanksgiving. We love the opportunity to see our loved ones and enjoy a wonderful time together. However, despite the presence of sugary desserts and starchy foods, you can still take steps to keep your smile healthy. In today’s… Read more »

In just a few weeks, families across the nation will be sitting down for a Thanksgiving feast. While we love the opportunity to visit with our families, we shouldn’t forget about our smiles! You can take steps to help avoid decay after your big feast, protecting your smile from a common, but serious, oral health… Read more »

There is so much to love about Halloween, but as dental professionals, we also know that too many sweets and candies can lead to the onset of tooth decay. For kids, Halloween is the beginning of a season of indulging in too many sweets. Fortunately, we have a fun and unique solution: Our Halloween buyback… Read more »

Summer is quickly coming to a close. In just a couple weeks, children across the country will be returning to school. If you’re a parent, or a student yourself, then you understand how busy your schedule is about to become. For that reason, we always suggest scheduling a final summer checkup before the new semester… Read more »

How often has your dentist reminded you to come in for routine dental cleanings? In addition to freshening breath and brightening your smile, this preventive procedure can also help you avoid gum disease. How does a dental cleaning work? What factors can lead to gum disease in the first place?

We have a number of procedures available to help your smile, including cosmetic and restorative dentistry. However, we often use general dental procedures to help patients maintain healthy smiles. We can help patients of all ages, from children to adults!

Every six months, you need to see your dentist for a checkup and cleaning. However, keeping a healthy smile also means taking care of your teeth and gums at home. How do you improve your oral health from home? What steps can you take to keep your smile bright and healthy.