If you’ve spent time with your parents or grandparents recently, you might have heard them talk about the “good ol’ days.” The stories are normally a nostalgic version of time gone by that always seem to be a reflection on … Continue reading →

Children are sponges. They are constantly examining the world around them, learning, and mimicking. You might have experienced this in the car one day when your child suddenly looks out the window and offers less-than-polite commentary about the driving of … Continue reading →

No one likes to talk (or even think) about tooth loss. However, by age 50, Americans lose an average of 12 teeth (including wisdom teeth). And among adults aged 65 to 74, 26% have lost all their teeth. That is … Continue reading →

While many of us are stuck at home for the next couple weeks, that doesn’t mean we can’t take this time to practice a little self-care. There are numerous over–the–counter products that can give you that “just left the dentist’s … Continue reading →

For many people, dentures are necessary even if you’ve taken excellent care of your teeth. In any case, if you start to have severe toothaches, gum inflammation or shifting or loose teeth, it might be time to have the conversation … Continue reading →

Over 100 million adults in the United States have diabetes or are pre-diabetic according to a recent study by the Centers for Disease Control. Alarmingly, the rate of Type 2 Diabetes has doubled over the last five years alone.    … Continue reading →

When you think about the year 1945, you might think of many world–changing events, like the conclusion of World War II or the start of the United Nations. However, often overlooked in the same year, none other than Grand Rapids, … Continue reading →

More than 40% of Americans have a dental crown. And with an aging population, the percentage of people with a crown will only increase. The dentists at Josey Lane work to stay current on trends in dental crowns to ensure … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever needed serious dental work done (like implants or orthodontic work), then you are familiar with dental impressions. A dental impression is a negative imprint of hard tissues (your teeth) and soft tissues (your gums) in the mouth. … Continue reading →

When you think about medical advancements, maybe you think about breakthrough pharmaceuticals. Maybe you think about technologies that revolutionize organ regeneration.   If we’re honest, you wouldn’t be alone if dentistry didn’t top your list of “cutting edge” medical professions. … Continue reading →