Dental Blog

Great oral health nutrition is about more than just cutting back on the sugar. Here is a quick primer on the best and worst foods for your t

We hope dental emergencies don’t happen at all. But if they do, we’re here to help!

It’s hard to put an exact figure on how many adults in the United States have gum disease, but a good estimate puts it at over fifty percent. In one study, researchers found that 67% of their subjects had tartar under their gums. (More on that soon.) What is gum disease? How can you tell if you have gingivitis? What does it take to treat it?

We’re going to break down exactly how cavities happen, what you can do to prevent them, and how to know for sure if you have one or not.

Fear of the dentist consistently ranks among the top fears in the US, usually only behind fear of heights. Sedation Dentistry can help this.

Do you avoid ice cream because it feels like needles in your teeth? Does a nice hot cup of soup come with a side of ouch?

What’s the difference between a routine periodic exam and a comprehensive dental examination?

Here are the top five ways you can really get the most out of your twice-daily brushing.

Today we’d like to bust some top ortho myths and show you why orthodontic treatment might be right for you.

Dental plaque refers to that layer of gunk that builds up on your teeth. Not only is it unsightly, but it can also cause serious damage.