One of the most exciting parts of summer celebrations is all the wonderful foods that are in season! Whether it’s the 4th of July favorites you share year after year, or classic treats from the county fair, you might be surprised that you don’t have...
Kids aren’t the only ones who get nervous about going to the dentist—sometimes parents feel anxious as well. Our dentists, hygienists, and support team will do everything they can to put you both at ease and make it a positive experience. And knowing what happens...
Achieving good health—including a healthy smile—is easier when you have strong connections with your family, friends, and community. We love seeing our patients out and about in the community just as much as we like meeting them in our comfortable dental office. And nothing makes...
Ah, there’s nothing like that first sip of coffee in the morning! It tastes amazing, helps wake us up, and provides a little dopamine boost. There are those of us who like to enjoy several cups a day, or who drink coffee while plugging away...
You work hard at keeping your head in the game, and keeping an eye on your dental health could improve your swing. With a bright, white smile, you can face anything with confidence—even the most treacherous sand trap. Following a few easy dental health tips...
We all know vitamins and minerals are part of a well-rounded, healthy diet. But why eat foods with antioxidants? How exactly does food help when you’re trying to fight oral cancer, or when you’re trying to reduce your risk and avoid it altogether? The Oral Cancer...
Did you know that diabetes and gum disease (periodontitis) have been scientifically linked? People who have diabetes are more likely to have issues with their dental health as well. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetics have a high risk for developing gum disease, especially...
Did you know that what you eat has a direct effect on your oral health? For example, a diet high in acidic foods can damage your protective tooth enamel, slowly wearing it away. On the other hand, one that is rich in minerals like calcium,...
Keeping your gums, teeth, and mouth healthy improves your overall health and wellbeing. But good oral health requires upkeep at every stage of life, even though methods may change over the years. The dental care habits you had as a young adult may need to...
With cold and flu season in full swing this time of year, it’s crucial that you take extra care of your dental health. Being sick can cause dehydration and other problems that make your mouth more vulnerable to infections. Continuing to brush and floss your...