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Dec
29

How Safe is Sedation Dentistry?

Dental phobia is a crippling fear that leads many people to avoid visiting the dentist for biannual check-ups or even serious oral health concerns. If you’ve experienced this anxiety, you’re not alone: Over 40 million Americans report a fear of…

Dec
14

What Cause Teeth to Chip?

Cracking or even chipping a tooth is a common occurrence, but it can still be an unnerving experience when it happens to you. It may be caused by something as simple as biting down on hard foods (like candy canes!)…

Nov
28

Why Does My Jaw Hurt?

Chances are, you’ve experienced jaw pain at some point. It may be a sign of something as simple as a toothache or as serious as a heart attack. Stress can worsen it too — something that’s important to remember as…

Nov
12

10 Foods to Eat for Better Oral Health

The holiday season is here. With Thanksgiving next week, you may already be dreaming about apple pie, pumpkin pie, pecan pie…the list goes on! Given the treats that often fill our plates during this time of gathering, it’s important to…

Oct
31

Are Dental X-Rays Safe?

Many patients express concern that dental x-rays are harmful, since they use radiation to capture interior images of your teeth and gum. In truth, this procedure uses extremely low doses of radiation and can help your dentist identify potential issues…

Oct
18

Dental Care During Pregnancy

It is commonly believed that professional dental care should be put on hold during pregnancy — but that’s not the case! In truth, it’s all the more important to care for your oral health when you’re expecting a little one. …

Sep
13

The Tools You’ll See in the Dentist Office

It’s no secret that many people experience dental anxiety - over 40 million Americans, in fact! This fear may lead you to skip the recommended twice-yearly visits to the dentist, which can cause more complex dental issues to develop. A…

Aug
29

Why You Should Floss Every Day

Flossing daily is essential to your oral health. It keeps your smile healthy and helps you avoid cavities and gum disease. Unfortunately, it is something that many people forgo during their dental routine, downplaying its importance. Today, we’re here to…

Aug
11

The Connection Between Diabetes and Oral Health

Diabetes is a very common illness in the United States, affecting about 1 in 10 Americans. It comes with a number of conditions and ailments to navigate, and it can wreak havoc on your oral health if it is not…