If your resolution for 2019 is to get healthy, consider focusing on your mouth. Learn easy ways to boost your dental health in 2019 through excellent oral hygiene, good nutrition, improved lifestyle habits and regular dental visits.
If you wish to correct multiple smile imperfections in one treatment, then porcelain veneers might be a good option for you. Learn about the benefits of veneers and how to know if you are a good candidate.
Despite being a widespread oral health problem, many people misunderstand gum disease. In fact, there are many myths surrounding the topic that may prevent patients from seeking the treatment they need.
Dental implants are quickly becoming the standard of care when it comes to replacing one or more missing teeth. Learn about the benefits of dental implants and what a patient should expect from the procedure.
Ongoing studies have found that people with gum disease are almost twice as likely to have heart disease. Taking steps to keep our gums healthy is more important now than ever.
While the heat and fun of summer isn’t over yet, the start of a new school year is inching closer every day. As you begin thinking about back-to-school shopping and appointments for your kids, don’t forget to schedule your child’s dental checkup.
One area that is commonly overlooked when it comes to fostering good oral health habits for you and your family is snacking. If you don’t take the time to prepare healthy meals and snacks, your oral health will suffer.
For seniors, oral health is often an overlooked component of their general health and wellbeing. Learn about common dental issues faced specifically by elderly patients and how they can help prevent them for improved oral health into their golden years.
Summer is the perfect time to play outside. From skateboarding and basketball to baseball and soccer, many of the fun outdoor activities we enjoy can also be quite dangerous without the right protection.
Dental anxiety is not uncommon, but that doesn’t mean it should stop someone from receiving important dental care. If you avoid your appointments, you run the risk of developing gum disease, cavities and tooth loss.
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