Your child is born with their first set of teeth. Those teeth will finish coming in by the time they are three. Over time, those teeth will fall out as their permanent teeth start to come in. However, there are situations in which your child may lose one of their teeth before the permanent tooth are ready to erupt. Your child... read more »

Did you know that a healthy diet can be good for your teeth? In fact, there are many foods that can help protect and build tooth enamel, and keep your teeth and gums in top-notch shape. Most of us know how sugar can damage our teeth; however, there are many tasty treats that can help teeth stay healthy and strong... read more »

Are you aware of what plaque is and what it can do to your oral health? Plaque consists of a sticky film that lays across your teeth and slowly contributes to tooth decay and gum disease. This is because plaque is made up of food particles and debris along with bacteria. Through these substances, various foods and drinks you consume... read more »

Are you looking for a way to improve your smile? If so, dental crowns might be great for you! Dental crowns have been known to assist with many different things, making them common effective for your oral health in many different situations. Dental crowns have many needs in the world of dentistry. To help give you an idea of all... read more »

Are you aware of bruxism? In order to keep your smile safe, it is important to determine if any symptoms of bruxism are occurring. Bruxism refers to teeth grinding or clenching that occurs while you are sleep. It can also occur when you are awake unconsciously, so it is important to always look for indications of its presence. Numerous symptoms... read more »

In order to keep your smile strong as you age, it is important to make sure you're practicing numerous healthy oral health care routines, as well as avoiding unhealthy habits, and keeping your diet safe. Due to a combination of all these activities; you can be sure that your teeth will thrive as you age in life. It is important... read more »

You may already know that applying dental sealants to children’s teeth help prevent cavities, but did you know that sealants can also help adult’s teeth, as well? Read today’s blog on why sealants can benefit patients of all ages. First, the material used in dental sealants is a plastic that is applied to the tooth’s enamel and then a blue... read more »

If you want a strong and successful oral health, then you need to brush your teeth twice each day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. You also need to use oral hygiene tools that have been approved by the American Dental Association and use the proper brushing technique. To tell you why brushing is so important, our dentist, Dr.... read more »

Are you afraid of going to the dentist? You’re not alone. Thousands of people suffer from some kind of dental anxiety. Unfortunately, sometimes this anxiety can prevent you from getting the kind of oral health care that you might need the most. That’s why our dental team here would like to give you some basic information about how to have... read more »

There are many things you can do to take care of your smile at home. Here some basics to remember. First, your dental care starts with good dental hygiene. Brush your teeth twice a day, for two minutes each time. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and gentle pressure to produce short, tooth-wide strokes that gently remove debris and plaque from your... read more »