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Dental Emergency? What To Do…
As our nation, and every country, deals with an unprecedented pandemic, we have temporarily closed our office for non-emergency needs. Although this helps each area of the country to minimize exposure to this virus, we hope you realize that patient safety is a priority in our office every day! The instruments used (probes, etc.), are…
Read MoreGum Recession Increases Risks For Cavities, Gum Disease.
When we hear the term, “long in the tooth,” it generally has to do with old age. Long teeth of animals, horses in particular, are thought to indicate an advanced age. Teeth really don’t get longer with age, however. They appear to be longer due to several factors that reduce the position of gum tissue,…
Read MoreAging Changes Needs of Women’s Oral Health
Women who reach menopause or post-menopause experience fluctuations in hormone levels. This can cause changes in gum tissues, including sensitivity, more severe reactions to irritation from bacteria buildup, a dry mouth, changes to taste, and/or burning sensations. During this phase of life, females can also be more susceptible to gingivitis, the initial stage of periodontal…
Read MoreAfraid Of The Dentist? How You Can Conquer This.
An estimated 75 percent of American adults have some level of dental fear or anxiety, approximately 10 percent of those are categorized as dental phobics. These are people who have such severe fears that the mere thoughts of going to the dentist is unnerving. Many in this high-fear category can’t bring themselves to call a…
Read MoreSummer Fun Can Be Challenging For A Smile. How To Minimize Risks.
Warmer weather moves people out of doors more often. This is good for “body and soul.” Sunshine gives us a daily dose of natural vitamin D. Plus, being active outside leads to more movement and social involvement. So, how could this be challenging to a smile? After all, these activities should have us smiling more…
Read MoreThe Advantages of Straight Teeth
The human body is designed to be in proper alignment. From the head down through the spinal column and balancing on two legs and feet, our body functions properly in a balanced position. The teeth are also designed to function in a balanced manner, working together as a group. Each tooth serves its own purpose…
Read MoreWant A Beautiful Smile? Let’s Make That Happen!
“Smile and the world smiles with you.” We’ve all heard that before. And, it makes sense. When someone smiles at us, their smile prompts us to smile back. Smiling has a tendency to create happy feelings that are “real” feelings. This has been proven through scientific studies on the brain. Apparently, the act of smiling…
Read MoreOral Bacteria At The Root Of Bad Breath, Gum Disease, Cavities, Etc.
We all know that when a cut is not kept clean it can become infected because bacteria has amassed – right? Then, it should also be clear that an overload of bacteria in your mouth could lead to problems. But, the connection isn’t always obvious – until something becomes painful. When a tooth aches because…
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“I had a great experience with doing my invisalign. Office helped answer my questions to ease my mind throughout the process. Had them for a year and a half and it went fast – well worth it!”
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“I have been coming here for a long time. They are always friendly and make you feel so comfortable. I would highly recommend them to anyone who is in need of a great dental team!” C.W.
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