What Are Wisdom Teeth?
Wisdom teeth are a major dental milestone for many people. This third set of molars usually appears between the ages of 17 and 21. They are called “wisdom teeth” because they come through at a more mature age than the…
Dec
27
Dec
16
What You Need to Know About Restorative Dentistry
Your smile is often the first thing people notice about you. When your teeth are damaged, it’s totally normal to feel self-conscious. Plus, if you don’t fix the problem, it may lead to even worse oral health issues down the…
Nov
24
Five Dental Hygiene Myths
There are so many dental hygiene myths out there. From brushing and flossing techniques to the importance of biannual appointments, it’s hard to know what’s right and what’s wrong. Today, we want to consider five dental hygiene myths and share the…
Nov
15
How Invisalign Improves Your Smile
If you’re interested in improving your smile but don’t want the appearance or maintenance of traditional braces, Invisalign may be perfect for you! It is a set of clear, hard-soft plastic aligners that works by gradually shifting your teeth to…
Oct
28
What You Need to Know About Teeth Whitening
It’s no secret that a brighter, whiter smile gives you confidence. Sadly, your teeth can lose their natural whiteness for several reasons. Coffee, for instance, is one of the worst beverages for teeth staining. Teeth Whitening Options Fortunately, there are…
Oct
18
How Does Sugar Affect Your Teeth?
Fall is finally here! In addition to cooler weather, football games, and pumpkin carving, we’re all, of course, enjoying sugary snacks and candy. As we head towards Halloween and the rest of the holiday season, sweet treats are a big…
Sep
23
How Your Dentist Can Help Treat Sleep Apnea
Snoring can be annoying and embarrassing, but did you know it could potentially be life-threatening? It is estimated that 1 in every 15 adults in the United States suffers from a sleep disorder known as sleep apnea, but only 20…
Sep
17
Back to the Basics: How to Practice Healthy Dental Care
Practicing healthy dental care should be a part of your everyday routine. From brushing and flossing daily and visiting your dentist annually to paying attention to your diet and medications, the steps you take now can help ensure that your…
Aug
25
Your Child’s Oral Health
Did you know that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that one in every five children has at least one untreated form of tooth decay? That is 20 percent of all children! Given this statistic, it’s particularly important…
Aug
14
Getting Rid of Bad Breath
Taking care of your teeth and gums is important, especially if you want fresh and pleasant breath. Bad breath, also called halitosis, is embarrassing and may even lead to mental health conditions like depression and social anxiety. There’s no doubt…