Dental Sealants: Everything You Need to Know
Sam2023-09-10T11:43:23-07:00What are dental sealants and who can benefit from them? In this blog we discuss everything you need to know about dental sealants.
5 Things Parents Should Know About Baby Teeth
Sam2023-08-04T11:54:33-07:00A guide to your child's dental milestones and care. Learn more about how to ensure you lay the foundation for healthy permanent teeth.
Should You Consider Dental Implants?
Sam2023-07-04T10:18:16-07:00If you're considering tooth replacement options, here are some factors to consider when contemplating dental implants.
Expert Advice on Banishing Bad Breath
Sam2023-06-02T12:03:18-07:00Do you find yourself hesitating to speak up close to others, or constantly worrying about the freshness of your breath? Bad breath, scientifically known as halitosis, can be an embarrassing and confidence-shattering issue. Fortunately, dentists are well-equipped with the knowledge and expertise to help banish bad breath and restore your self-assurance.
Do You Really Know What Your Hygienist Does?
Sam2023-04-04T09:35:29-07:00Dental hygienists play a critical role in maintaining oral health that goes beyond cleaning teeth. Learn more here!
10 Things You Didn’t Know Your Dentist Was Doing at Your Checkup
Sam2023-03-13T22:50:40-07:00Did you know that your dentist is doing much more than just examining your mouth? Here are 10 things you didn't know your dentist was doing at your checkup.
Cracked a tooth? What should you do?
Sam2023-02-27T13:46:07-08:00In this blog, we'll explore what causes cracked teeth, how to identify them, and what to do if you have one.
Puberty and Oral Health
Sam2023-01-27T09:46:57-08:00Puberty is an important time for oral health. During this time, your teeth, gums, and jawbone are still developing. Here are some important facts and tips to help your child maintain healthy teeth and gums during this time and into adulthood.
Do you suffer from T.M.J disorder?
Sam2021-11-26T11:29:06-08:00Do you suffer from T.M.J disorder? Epidemiological studies have shown that approximately 75% of the population has at least one sign of temporomandibular dysfunction. Learn more about causes, symptoms, and treatments.
What to do When a Child Breaks a Tooth?
Sam2021-06-24T19:56:37-07:00Bruises, scrapes, broken bones, and broken and knocked-out teeth happen, but being prepared can help not only reduce stress and anxiety but also help prevent more serious oral damage by taking the right steps in treating the injury.