There’s no way around it: smoking is bad for your overall health and oral health. Recently, the popularity of using e-cigarettes, or vaping, has increased dramatically. While many e-cigarette manufacturers call vaping a “healthy alternative to smoking,” there are still dangers associated with …Read More
Bruxism, more commonly referred to as teeth grinding, is a condition that many people experience. Relatively common in childhood, people typically grow out of bruxism by the time they reach adulthood. Though, this is not always the case and an adult can experience chronic bruxism or occasional bouts…Read More
November is National Diabetes Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and education about diabetes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 30 million Americans have diabetes — that’s over 9 percent of the total U.S. population. Diabetes and oral health are intrica…Read More
Electric toothbrushes used to not do much more than vibrate. These days, however, you can find electric toothbrushes that blast plaque off of teeth with sonic waves. Are these high-tech, expensive toothbrushes worth the hype and money? In today’s blog, we’ll be discussing the benefits of electri…Read More
When patients come into any of our dental office locations, the last thing they want to hear is, “You need a root canal.” They would much rather hear, “We have a way to save your tooth that won’t cause you extreme pain or discomfort.” You might be surprised to know that these two phrases a…Read More
Fall is here! That means there will likely be an abundance of sweet treats, sugary lattes, and red wine — all of which scream trouble for your teeth! Thankfully, there are ways to indulge in fall festivities without risking the health or beauty of your teeth. Keep reading to learn some tips from y…Read More
You know by now that brushing your teeth regularly is essential for good oral health, but do you know the right way to brush? In today’s blog, we are bringing you some important reminders about the right way to brush your teeth. Keep reading to learn more! Start With A Good Foundation If you don…Read More
We see patients all of the time with dental symptoms that they either ignore or don’t know about. Paying attention to your oral health is incredibly important and you should recognize when something feels ‘off’ inside of your mouth. Whether you are experiencing pain brushing or are constantly …Read More
When it comes to maintaining your oral health, there are a few things you should definitely do, and some that you should not. We care about your oral health and want you to understand how to best take care of your teeth. After all, your oral health affects your entire body, believe it or not! Do: Fl…Read More
We hate to sound like a broken record, but if you don’t floss already, you should start incorporating it into your daily dental regimen. Flossing is incredibly important to your overall oral health, and it is recommended that you floss at least once a day after brushing your teeth, though twice a …Read More
