When you’re missing teeth, dentures are a great tooth replacement! They restore your smile, chewing function, and confidence. Like your natural teeth, dentures need to be properly cleaned and cared for. Read our blog post to find out how to clean and care for your dentures.
Orthodontic treatment is common among young patients and teens. We offer two different kinds of orthodontic treatments: traditional metal braces and Invisalign® Clear Aligner therapy. Read our blog post to help decide which treatment is best for your child.
Routine dental visits are more than about clean teeth for a bright smile. They’re also about the health and function of your overall oral health. Read our blog post to see why Including oral cancer screenings as part of your consistent and preventive care routine can help you maintain a healthy, beautiful smile.
Summer is in full swing! There’s something about being on a break that makes adults and children alike want to dig into all the sweet treats. Check out our blog post for some dental-friendly summer treat options that kids will love, and dentists approve.
It’s hard for eyes to deny a bright smile. A bright white smile can appear youthful, healthy, and inviting. Check out our blog post to find out which teeth whitening treatment is right for you!
Whether it’s a dental visit for a dental crown or oral surgery, it’s common for patients of all ages to get a little nervous when sitting in the dental chair. If you experience nerves during dental visits, have you given dental sedation a try? Read our blog post to learn how dental sedation can help with the anxiety of facing dental procedures.
Fluoride is a natural mineral found in water and foods. Most people already consume fluoride through water, foods, drinks, and dental products. Unfortunately, there are many myths regarding fluoride. Do you know the myths from facts? Read our blog post to find out!
Flossing is the key to a good oral hygiene routine. However, introducing flossing into your child’s oral hygiene routine can be tricky. At what age should kids start to floss? Check out our blog post for a helpful guide to help your family decide at what age your kids should floss.
For great oral health, it’s important to brush your teeth at least twice a day. What about your tongue? Keeping your tongue clean should be part of your daily oral hygiene routine. Read our blog post to find out why it’s important.
While holidays should be bright and merry, dental emergencies of even the slightest can make gatherings and enjoying home-cooked meals unenjoyable. Check out our blog post to find out what to do if you have a dental emergency during the holidays.
