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Jan
08

The Essential Role of Flossing in Oral Health

When it comes to maintaining good oral hygiene, brushing your teeth is always the number one recommendation. However, there’s another essential habit that plays a critical role in preventing dental issues but frequently gets overlooked: flossing. That’s right! Using a…

Dec
20

Is Dental Insurance Right for You?

As we head into the new year, you might be thinking about changes to your health insurance. Whether you’re considering it for the first time or simply switching to a new company, dental insurance may be a smart choice. In…

Dec
06

Understanding Orthodontics

Chances are, you’ve heard of orthodontics, a specialized area of dentistry that works to align the teeth and jaws. The purpose of this alignment is both for function and aesthetic appearance. Orthodontic appliances may include braces or other corrective devices,…

Nov
29

Seasonal Dental Care Tips: Preparing for Holiday Festivities

The holiday season is here! It’s a time for family togetherness, celebration, and delicious meals. Unfortunately, it’s also a time when your dental health may worsen. Whether your routine is interrupted by late nights and travel plans or you find…

Nov
15

The Connection Between Stress and Oral Health

As the holidays draw near, you may find yourself more stressed than ever. Whether you’re hosting Thanksgiving dinner, preparing for Christmas travel plans, or (slowly) checking off your gift list, it feels like there’s always something that needs to be…

Oct
31

Tips for Enjoying Holiday Treats Without Tooth Trouble

Halloween kicks off a long stretch of non-stop treats. From trick-or-treating candy and Thanksgiving pie to Christmas cookies and everything in between, it’s hard to avoid the sweet side of the holidays. Fortunately, you can indulge in the treats without…

Oct
16

Signs You Might Need a Root Canal

A root canal is a dental procedure you’ve probably heard of but may not know what it is. A root canal — also called endodontic therapy — treats an infection in the tooth pulp, the innermost layer of your teeth.…

Sep
25

Why Dental X-Rays Are Important for Preventative Care

Dental X-rays play an important role in your preventative care plan for your teeth and gums. These internal images allow your dentist to examine your jawbone, nerves, sinuses, teeth roots, and other areas that they can’t see during a regular…

Aug
21

What Is Periodontal Therapy?

You know that brushing and flossing help to keep your teeth healthy, but did you know your gums play an important role in your oral health too? They can even impact the health of your entire body. Fortunately, if problems…