Sealants are often associated with pediatric dentistry because the earlier they are applied, the earlier they can start protecting teeth. However, adults can benefit just as much from sealants as kids! Read our blog post to learn more about dental sealants.
When you have a cavity, it will need to be treated with a tooth filling. Because cavities are holes, a filling literally “fills in” the area where the decay created a space. For years, fillings were all made with metal. Is that dangerous to your health? Read our blog post for answers!
We want your children to have a positive experience each time they visit us. This is why we strive to offer stress free dentistry for kids. Check out our blog post for some suggestions to make things easier for you and your children when visiting the dentist.
Do you want whiter teeth? Many people do, so they end up trying DIY treatments or buy kits at the store. To really get good results in a safe manner, you should get professional whitening. Check out our blog post to learn about the KoR whitening system that we offer in our office.
Is a missing tooth or two stopping you from loving your smile? One of the ways you can go from a smile with gaps to a smile that’s complete is with a fixed dental bridge. Read our blog post to find out what you need to know about this common dental procedure.
We believe that the benefits of having a healthy smile is priceless, but of course we all know there’s a cost involved when it comes to getting dental care. Read our blog post to learn about CareCredit and Lending Club, two programs that help make Dentistry affordable.
Have you noticed that your gums bleed frequently when you brush your teeth? Or that they look redder or more swollen than usual? It’s possible that you have gum disease. Read our blog post to learn about painless solutions to remedy the situation.
What do you do when you get a headache? Do you immediately head to the medicine cabinet to grab a pain reliever? Check out our blog post to learn about a drug-free remedy for treating tension headaches that we offer in our office.
Our kids are always picking up new habits from us—whether we want them to or not. These habits can include everything from what we say to how we eat, which means that our children are also looking at how we take care of our dental health. Read our blog post for some ways you can set a positive example for your child and help instill great oral health habits they can take with them into adulthood.
So you just finished up at the dentist and received your brand new veneers, dental implants or dental crowns. Now it’s just a matter of caring for your dental work so that it continues to look great and function well. Check out our blog post for some dental care tips to keep in mind.
