Bad breath: it’s something a lot of us don’t like to talk about (or think about). It can be embarrassing, but persistent bad breath is often not a personal hygiene problem—it’s a dental problem. And ... Read More
Dental Care and Pregnancy – What You Should Know
With all the excitement of a pregnancy, taking care of your teeth may not be at the top of your list of things to think about. However, good dental care is very important for keeping you and your baby ... Read More
Cosmetic Dentistry: Improving Your Smile
We all know that a terrific smile gives us greater confidence in our personal and professional interactions. And yet, we’re often ready to invest in our skin and hair while overlooking the importance ... Read More
Dental Implants Provide Higher Quality of Life
People who are missing teeth have several options to replace them. But which of the solutions available provides the highest patient satisfaction? A recent study by Case Western Reserve University ... Read More
Halloween Candy that Damages Kids’ Teeth
Now that October has arrived, we begin a long season of grazing on sugary treats -- starting with Halloween. Candy consumption is virtually unavoidable for kids at this time, so for parents (and their ... Read More
No Dental Insurance? You Still Need Regular Check-ups
The Affordable Care Act made dental insurance for children a required benefit, but there is no such requirement for adults. And, some employers still don’t offer dental insurance benefits. Plus, for ... Read More
What To Do About Sensitive Teeth
One of the most frequent complaints we hear from our patients is that their teeth are sensitive, causing them discomfort any time they eat or drink something hot, cold, spicy or sweet. This extreme ... Read More
How to Help Children Develop Healthy Teeth
A new baby brings such joy to a family, and along with all that happiness can be some concerns. How do you protect that tiny little being and give them the best chance for a happy, healthy life? While ... Read More
Seniors Face Special Oral Concerns
While the prevalence of total and partial tooth loss in senior citizens has dropped over the past few decades, people over the age of 65 years old still have lost an average of 13 teeth and ... Read More










