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Xerostomia, otherwise know as dry mouth, is a leading risk factor for tooth decay.  Although it doesn’t cause cavities, it can definitely allow the decay process to progress much faster. Learn more about a few leading causes of dry mouth: Dehydration Our bodies are made of 55 to 60% o Read More

No time is a good time for tooth sensitivity and many of you have experienced discomfort in a crowned tooth when you least expect to have problems. There are several reasons why a crown might become sensitive. Learn more about what could be causing you this bothersome pain: Decay Cont Read More

We understand that many of our patients interrupt their busy schedules to keep appointments with our office. Fighting to leave work and navigating traffic may not leave you with much time to brush your teeth but we hope that when you get here you will take a minute to get your smile d Read More

If your recent checkup left you with a, “Look Mom, No Cavities!” moment and a clean bill of dental health, you might be thinking you don’t need to come back for a while. Regular dental checkups are all about prevention and here’s why: Things Change Truth be told, the only constant in Read More

Most of you know that I have been treating sleep apnea patients as part of my dental practice. The treatment of these patients has been very rewarding to me as they are in such need of treatment. Sleep apnea can cause people to be tired, depressed, it can cause life threatening condit Read More

A high percentage of the population has been struggling with frequent headaches throughout their days, so this is something that doctors have been trying to help patients with for a very long time. While other professionals may be quick to prescribe prescription painkillers and blame Read More

Oral health is more important than most people realize. Fixing broken teeth and filling cavities isn’t the only way to have a healthy mouth. Here’s what taking care of your gums can do for you. For Your Teeth Healthy teeth depend on the healthy gum surrounding them and holding them in Read More

Have you ever noticed that your jaw is making noises when you talk or chew? This is one of the most common symptoms of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, otherwise known as TMD. What is TMJ? The TMJ is the joint that connects your lower jaw to the bones of your skull. In a good situ Read More

Yes, it’s that time of year again when millions of people make themselves promises for an improved future by making a list of New Year’s resolutions. Daily flossing can improve your health in more ways than one, so it could be added to your list of resolutions! Here’s the summary of w Read More