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As a new parent, you’re probably already familiar with visits to your pediatrician for your son or daughter. However, it’s just as important in your child’s first year to begin thinking about their dental health in addition to their overall physical health. Not sure where to start or Read More

Are you using toothpaste that contains microbeads? Microbeads are small capsules that look like tiny spheres and are usually inside the paste. Despite the FDA’s approval, microbeads should not be in toothpaste for the use of consumers. Consumers who have been using toothpaste products 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

A bright and beautiful smile often depends on all of the teeth having a generally uniform color, yet sometimes, there are one or two teeth that just don’t look like the others. There may be a few reasons why your tooth might be sticking out from the crowd. Trauma Vital or “live” teeth Read More

Your car tires should be rotated every 5,000 to 7,000 miles and the filter on the air conditioner should be changed every month or two but your dental cleaning schedule is a little more complicated. Here’s how we determine how often you should get your teeth cleaned. Where We Start Al Read More

The process of losing teeth and replacing them with a partial denture can be emotionally and physically demanding. Now that the hard part is over, it’s very important that you take special care of your partial to prevent more tooth loss. Here are a few steps you can take to make sure Read More

According to the American Dental Association, you should “visit your dentist regularly for professional cleanings and oral examination.”  Insurance plans often cover two cleanings and checkups per calendar year.  So, why would your hygienist recommend anything different? 1.  Infection Read More

Besides a keen pair of eyes and steady hands, dental hygienists have quite a few not-so-secret weapons available to make your visits productive and comfortable. Sphygmomanometers and Stethoscopes It’s fitting that these life saving devices are given ridiculously unpronounceable names! Read More

Take a stroll down any toothpaste aisle and you will find an assortment of products containing fluoride.  Although it is widely recommended by dental professionals, it continues to be a hot topic for those against it. Here’s a brief explanation of fluoride and how it can benefit you. Read More

  February isn’t just for your human children.  It’s also National Pet Dental Health Month and just like your two-legged family members, your furry friends also need to have their teeth and gums looked after. Say No to Dog Breath Bad breath is not funny, even for a dog or cat.  H Read More