Your First Filling
If you’ve never had a cavity in your life – congratulations! Great teeth, great oral hygiene and great nutritional choices have gotten you a very long way. If, though, you…
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How to Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease (periodontal disease) is a serious condition that causes more tooth loss than cavities. Not only that, but the disease can also increase the severity of health conditions like diabetes,…
Dental Bridges: Replacing Missing Teeth
Dental bridges are one of the most well known methods for replacing missing teeth. Made of a false crown suspended between two functional crowns, the prosthesis “bridges” the gap of a missing…
Oral Cancer: the Silent Killer
There’s a part of your dental exam that you may not have ever realized your dentist was performing: The Oral Cancer Screening. Even if you think oral cancer isn’t something that…
Do I Really Need a Root Canal?
Have you ever been told that you needed a root canal, only to think “Do I really need that root canal? It’s probably going to hurt.” If you have, you’re not…
Patient Appreciation Barbecue
We brought together our family, friends and team to enjoy a wonderful afternoon together of fun and laughter. Festivities included a bounce house, face painting, snow cones, popcorn, prize wheel,…
Keeping Your Smile White for Life
If you’ve decided to whiten your teeth, you want to know how to make your investment last as long as possible. There are steps that you can take to keep your…
Tooth Replacement: Are Dental Implants Right for Me?
If you’re looking into various types of tooth replacement, you’ve probably considered dental implants. Implants, like dental bridges and dentures, are one of the most popular ways to replace missing teeth….
Why You Should Ask About Sleep Dentistry
You don’t need to have severe anxiety or fear of the dental office to ask about sedation dentistry. In fact, sleep and sedation dentistry offers many benefits for patients of all needs…
Can I Have a Filling Instead of a Crown?
If you’ve ever been told that you needed to have a tooth crowned, one of the first questions you probably asked was, “can I just have it filled, instead?” This is…