It can be easy to neglect some of the things we did without a second thought during these unsettling times. Casual activities such as going to the grocery store or out to dinner have changed with new regulations and rules to keep us safe such as social distancing and...
Bad breath (or halitosis) is off-putting and embarrassing. It might seem like a little thing, but it can damage relationships in your personal life, and at work. Bad breath can also be a sign of bigger health problems. So what can you do to prevent it? Keep reading to...
What is a cavity? Cavities are among the most common types of decay seen by oral health professionals. They occur on the hard, outer surface of the tooth known as the enamel. Though cavities start off small, they can quickly grow and cause more serious health issues....
In a society with a penchant for sugary foods and poor oral hygiene habits, it is important to understand all of the ways you can protect your smile. While nothing can replace the benefits of brushing and flossing properly, these seven foods have a reputation for...
We all know that we need to brush and floss our teeth to keep our mouths healthy each year, but sometimes we forget the specifics. Understanding those important details can help you keep your smile shining brightly for the coming year. Here are a few important oral...
Insurance offers great coverage for taking care of your oral health. Most policies, however, have an annual maximum that does not roll over to the next year. Take advantage of this essentially free money by visiting our office before the end of the year. If you’re...
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