This holiday season, you will be spending more time socializing than you normally do. Be prepared for the seasonal get-togethers by making sure your smile is it's best yet! Step up your daily tooth brushing and flossing routine to help with all the extra rich foods they will be processing for you. You can also consider whitening to brighten your... read more »

Do you ever find yourself facing bad breath? Do you ever wonder how you can keep bad breath at bay? Do you ever worry because you find yourself facing bad breath frequently? Today, we’ll happily discuss these issues. The most important thing you can do is practice good oral health. This includes brushing and flossing at home. Bad breath is... read more »

Have you ever had a canker sore? If you have, you know how annoying they can be. Typically—despite canker sores being fairly small—they can be quite painful. Unlike cold sores, canker sores always appear inside of the mouth, either on your lips, your tongue, or the side of your mouth and are not contagious. Sadly, no one knows exactly what... read more »

More people are now striving to achieve a whiter and straighter smile. For many, this quest has lead them to Invisalign®. With modern advances in dental technology, achieving a perfect smile no longer requires years of metal braces, cuts on your mouth, and even tares on your tongue. Now with Invisalign, you can receive your straight smile with very little... read more »

Your teeth are tough. In fact, with proper care they can last a lifetime. Unfortunately, there are many things that can wear down your teeth. Today, we’re going to address three of the more common issues that culprits. On an important note, the wear we will be discussing does not include tooth decay or injuries caused by trauma. Wear is... read more »

Scaling and planing sounds less than ideal right? If you aren’t sure what to expect during your appointment, then we have some good news for you. Today our team is going to give you all the information you need on what you can expect for your scaling and planing appointment and how you can care for your gums afterwards to... read more »

Did you know the different foods and drinks you consume can affect your oral health and the function of your smile? Well, it’s true, and we are here to teach you about the best and worst foods for your smile! The best foods and drinks for your smile • Cheese • Meat • Nuts • Milk • Firm and crunchy... read more »

Have you ever watched or participated in a sporting event? If you have, you may notice something common among the players. They’re all wearing mouth guards. Mouth guards, which are also known as mouth protectors, help cushion a blow to the face, reducing the risk of broken teeth or injures to your lips, jaw, tongue or gums. If you participate... read more »

Periodontics is the study of the gums and inflammatory diseases that affect the functionality of the gums and surrounding tissue. It is such a specific area of study that many often have questions surrounding the profession, especially when they themselves are diagnosed with a periodontal disease like gingivitis. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions regarding gum disease... read more »

What is a dental bonding? What it is made of? How can bonding improve a smile? Keep reading to learn the answers to these questions and more: A dental bonding is a composite resin attached to a tooth. A bonding is used for cosmetic purposes, covering stained teeth, a chipped tooth, teeth that are spaced too far apart, misshapen teeth,... read more »