As we age, we enter our lives’ second period of heightened cavity risks—the first, of source, having taken place during our childhood. During our senior years, our mouths dry, our teeth decay, and our nutritional intake worsen. The consequence is … Continue reading →

When you think about your favorite books or great works of literature, you probably think of compelling storylines, remarkable characters and deep love stories. While these themes are strung throughout the classics, have you ever take a look at how … Continue reading →

We hope all our readers have enjoyed some very happy holidays and are anxiously anticipating 2020! Are you ready for the celebration? If you are a procrastinator (or just exhausted from the festivities throughout December), we’re here to help you … Continue reading →

Most people have thought more than once about whitening their teeth. In fact, a recent survey showed 80% of Americans aged 18 to 49 specifically WANT whiter teeth.    Even if you have pretty white teeth already, have you ever … Continue reading →

While the holidays are supposed to be the “most wonderful time of year, the truth is that many of us face stress or anxiety thanks to complex family dynamics, increased expenses and major planning demands.    Some studies have shown … Continue reading →

Over Thanksgiving, you might have done quite a lot of talking, smiling for photos and eating high-sodium foods.     It’s the holidays, after all!    As a result, you might have felt like your mouth was drier than normal. Maybe … Continue reading →

For those of us who have employer-sponsored health insurance, for many of us it’s that time of year when we hear about open enrollment.     Open enrollment allows employees (and their families) the opportunity to reevaluate the health and dental … Continue reading →

This time of year, it’s common to list what we are thankful for. The number one thing listed by most people polled are friends. Friends are followed by family, and then by health.   However, as dentists and dental professionals … Continue reading →

With Thanksgiving mere days away, it’s likely that your mind is more aligned to turkey than toothbrushes.    However, if you are traveling this holiday season, it’s important to remember to practice good oral health habits—especially since your routine will … Continue reading →

When you look at your smile in the mirror, do you ever notice receding gum lines? There’s a good chance that, if you have, you’ve noticed it over your top two canine teeth.   Sometimes referred to as “gingival recession,” … Continue reading →