Halloween is just around the corner. This beloved holiday is something people of all ages look forward to, but it is important to protect your oral health from the negative effects of sugary concoctions. Our family dentist offers preventive and restorative dentistry to patients of...
Did you know that dental problems, such as cavities, are among the most common reasons that children miss school? To keep your child on track and in the classroom this fall, you should be doing everything possible to help them maintain a healthy smile. When your...
As a parent, you recognize the value of teaching your child good oral hygiene skills, but you can also appreciate that your child is more likely to be engaged in the process if you can make it fun. The good news is that there are...
Healthy Start is a treatment system that can address orthodontic concerns and sleep disordered breathing in young children. This treatment option involves children wearing custom-made and comfortable oral appliances. Our family dentist offers Healthy Start to remedy the effects of sleep disordered breathing and orthodontic...
Almost everyone knows that brushing your teeth is important for preventing oral disease. Unfortunately, many don’t know that improper brushing could be very harmful to teeth and gums. If you find that your toothbrush becomes quickly frayed or experience tooth sensitivity, you might be brushing...
Choosing a family dentist is important for protecting you and your loved ones’ oral health. As with any profession, those who practice family dentistry come from diverse backgrounds and take different philosophical approaches to how they deliver treatment. When looking for a dentist to suit...
Fashion trends might come and go but a healthy smile will withstand the fads of the time. Besides, your smile is an important component of non-verbal communication. If you’re looking to establish good oral health, we recommend making an appointment with our family dentist. Keeping...
Your parents and family dentist have probably encouraged you to steer clear of sugar to protect your oral health. Excessive sugar does contribute to common oral conditions including cavities; however, it does not directly cause tooth decay. Cavities are caused by a specific type of oral...
One day they’re toddlers where you have control over their lives, and all of a sudden they have become teenagers. While you may feel like you’ve lost their attention, you still have an obligation to help manage many of their habits … making sure they...
What you eat can put your oral health in danger - especially if you choose foods full of sugar. One of the worst types of food you can eat are sticky items. Things like caramel candy, syrups, and honey can increase your risks for damaging...