Patient Education

For a lot of people, visiting the dentist is second only to moving on the list of things they want to do least. But it’s not a good idea to ignore tooth pain; it can be a symptom of a very serious dental problem. You should contact your dentist immediately if you experience tooth or […]

What you eat has a big impact on your oral health. Some foods are good for your teeth, others not so much. Here are some of the foods that aren’t good for your teeth, and why. Sugary Foods and Tooth Decay Foods with lots of sugar in them can cause tooth decay. Try to avoid […]

Are you brushing your teeth the right way? You may not know it, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to brush your teeth. Brushing correctly ensures you get the maximum dental health benefits every time you brush your teeth. Brushing your teeth twice a day is important to maintaining your oral health. […]

It’s not unusual for adults and children to chip, crack or break a tooth. Our teeth can become damaged due to a number of reasons, including a fall, an auto accident, or a sports injury. The extent of the damage can depend on many factors, such as the condition of your teeth and gums, your […]

Communities all over the U.S. add fluoride to their municipal water supply. Since it was introduced into community water supplies over 70 years ago, fluoridation has greatly improved the oral health of Americans. What Is Fluoride? Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that dissolves into both groundwater and the oceans. Almost all water contains some […]

Everyone loves the feeling of the freshness they get after they visit the dentist for a teeth cleaning. What can you do to maintain that feeling in between dental appointments? You are better off maintaining good oral hygiene than asking your dentist to correct mouth problems when it comes to oral care. It’s not hard […]