For many people, budgets are tight. Patients seek affordable dentistry to help avoid the high costs associated with severe oral health concerns. There are a few measures patients can take to help make their oral care more affordable. Following are some tips and tricks to...
Dental appointments can make a huge difference in your oral health and your wellbeing. These appointments are more than just checkups and cleanings, they can alert your dentist to potential problems and help you correct bad habits. They can also help our team detect conditions...
The clean feeling you get after you brush and floss is great but there are ample benefits to practicing great oral hygiene. Taking good care of your oral health reduces your risks for disease, lowers dental costs, and helps prevent bad breath. Our dentist provides...
Gum disease is a common yet serious threat to oral health. Advanced gum disease is the number one cause of tooth loss in adulthood. Treating advanced gum disease is costly and might require invasive surgical treatments. Our affordable dentistry practice encourages patients to adopt thorough...
From increased risks for conditions like gum disease and tooth decay to the need for restorations and prosthetics, seniors have unique oral health concerns. Our practice provides affordable dentistry to patients of all ages, including seniors. Following are common concerns that can affect our mature patients. Dry...
Bad breath can occur for a number of reasons … the foods and beverages we consume can have a lasting effect on the air we expel when we laugh, breathe, or speak. A breath mint or quick rinse with a mouthwash may help. But if...
The prevention of oral disease promotes affordable dentistry, which saves patients time and money spent on dental treatments like endodontic therapy and restorations like crowns. Our holistic dentist strives to prevent disease wherever possible with dietary and oral hygiene education, thorough dental cleanings and checkups,...
The foods that you eat don’t just have an effect on your waistline, they can also influence your oral health - for better or worse. So, if you’re working toward optimal health by brushing and flossing and seeing your dentist twice a year, you should...
As you age, it is important that your oral health is maintained. Tooth loss may occur, but is never to be accepted as a natural part of the aging process. There are ways to keep your teeth and gums in great shape as you age....
Maintaining great dental health does not happen by accident. Daily dental care, the proper diet, seeing your dentist every six months for cleaning, and many other factors are critical to keeping your teeth and mouth healthy. A great smile, affordable dentistry, and keeping your teeth...