Orthodontics in the Summer

While the thought of getting braces for your child this summer might not have crossed your mind, the season is the ideal time to do so. You have greater flexibility with appointments and your son or daughter won’t need to miss any important instruction time at school

Establishing a Lasting Flossing Habit

Brushing helps remove food particles from your teeth, but they can still get in between them. Flossing gets rid of the particles that end up between your teeth, which helps lower your risk of gum disease and tooth decay

Seniors and Dental Care

A healthy smile is something people of all ages strive for; however, aging often comes with an increasing amount of dental concerns. Caring for teeth and gums is often neglected in elderly adults for various reasons, such as the cost and the pain involved in certain treatments.

What to Avoid When Whitening Your Teeth

When you have discolored or stained teeth, your dentist can use professional teeth whitening techniques to improve your smile. While there are many types of tooth whitening, there are similar things to avoid whether it be over the counter or prescription strength

Cold Weather and Your Teeth

Having sharp pains in your teeth when you breathe in cold air might have you thinking that you have a cavity or other dental problem. However, your sinuses might be the reason for this pain.

Holiday Sweets to Avoid for Healthy Teeth

The holiday season is filled with a wide range of sweet treats. It's best to avoid them in order to keep your teeth healthy.

Re-Booting Dental Habits for the New Year

Want to kill two resolution birds with one stone? Stop smoking or using other smokeless tobacco products for better oral health

Thanksgiving Day Shakedown: Protect Your Oral Health

Acid Reflux: What it Means for Your Dental Health

Acid reflux, also known as gastroesophageal acid reflux disease (GERD) is a condition that can cause damage to your esophagus.

Antibiotic Prophylaxis: Who Requires Antibiotics Prior To A Dental Procedure?

Bacteria exists in the mouth at all times (even in the healthiest of mouths). At any given time there are thousands of bacteria growing inside the oral cavity...