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IMPORANT ANNOUNCEMENT DURING COVID-19
Covid-19 has been a very difficult time for all of us. Many of you have been forced to wait for dental care, and we deeply appreciate your understanding while our office was closed to help control the spread of the coronavirus. We are happy to say we are reopened! Your health and well-being continue to be our highest […]
COVID UPDATE 5-13-20
Welcome back! We have missed you! We hope this letter finds you and your family in good health. Our community has been through a lot of turmoil over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and routines. While many things have changed, one thing has remained […]
Oral Health Tips When You Can’t Get To The Dentist
Hi beautiful people!Just because we can’t provide elective care at this time, does not mean your dental health has to suffer! In fact, this could be an opportunity where you find yourself with more time for self-care. Much of your dental health is related to what you do every day at home. I have put […]
Tips to Deal with Dental Anxiety
Dealing with dental anxiety or fear of the dentist is more common than you might think. We understand that your previous experiences might lead you to hesitate to schedule an appointment. Maybe you’re scared of what future procedures the doc might recommend and you’ll have to come back. Whatever the reason, keep in mind that […]
5 Tips to Get your smile Wedding Ready
Congratulations! You’ve made it official. Now the wedding planning you’ve secretly been doing on Pinterest can begin. Once you check the major items; dress, venue, the photographer doesn’t forget about your number one accessory. Your teeth! Getting them sparkly white for your wedding day isn’t hard but you’ll want to start the process early so […]
Teeth Whitening 101: Three Reasons to avoid Salons
You’ve seen it all over Instagram. Amazing teeth whitening and you can get it done at your local salon. No fear-inducing trips to the dental office. No pre-appointments, no trays or gels. It sounds like a perfect solution to get your pearly whites sparkling for summer. Before you call up your salon and see if […]
5 Best Exercises for Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ)
Temporomandibular joints (TMJ) connect the mandible joint on the lower part of the jaw to the temporal bone of the skull, and you use them constantly when you perform actions such as eating and talking. TMJ pain occurs because of injury, overuse, or progressive conditions such as arthritis, and those who suffer from this disorder […]
Questions We Get About All-on-4 Dental Implants
What are All-on-4 dental implants?All-on-4 implants are a permanent, non-removable set of fabricated teeth set on dental implants and surgically placed into your jaw. They look, feel, and function like natural teeth. It can be used to replace dysfunctional teeth or for someone who wants the most natural and most attractive option for replacing all […]
3 Ways Visiting the Dentist Every 6 Months Can Save You Money
You already know you should be visiting the dentist every 6 months. Your mom said so. Your grandmother said so. But besides just being good for your teeth, it can be good for your pocketbook. Here are 3 ways of visiting the dentist every 6 months can save you money. 1. Prevent Gum DiseaseOne […]
Do You Know About Sedation Dentistry?
If you worry about visiting the dentist, you’re not alone. Some studies show that up to 60% of people have anxiety about going to the dentist, and about 5-10% of people have “dental phobia,” an actual disorder characterized by intense fear and avoidance of the dentist. Certainly for many of us, visiting the dentist can […]
What are the different types of Dental Crowns and how can they help you?
Dental crowns are caps made of various materials, that is placed over part of your existing tooth. Once fitted and in place, a crown will be cemented to your tooth and you will no longer be able to see your real tooth. There are several reasons why people may get a dental crown. They can […]
How Your Bite Can Impact Your Health
A bite is how your bottom teeth and top teeth come together. A healthy bite means that your bottom teeth and your top teeth are aligned together properly. But if your teeth or jaws are misaligned then they can cause a bad bite better known as malocclusion. Finding people with natural, and perfectly aligned teeth […]
