Category: Preventive Dentistry

“Why do I have a toothache?” At some point, you’ve probably wondered this when you’ve experienced the dull ache or serious discomfort of a toothache. What causes our teeth to ache? What steps can we take to either treat the issue or prevent them from occurring at all? Many people are surprised to find just… Read more »

No one enjoys an aching tooth. In fact, people regularly ask our staff, “What can I do to avoid toothaches?” There are actually several simple steps you can take to help avoid aching teeth, improving the health and beauty of your smile in the process.

The Centers for Disease Control recently released a study that shows over 25% of adults have an untreated cavity and up to 91% have been treated for one in the past. Despite the prevalence of tooth decay, you can still take steps to prevent the onset of a cavity. How do you avoid tooth decay?… Read more »

Tooth decay affects millions of people in the United States, from children to adults. However, there are steps you can take to improve the health of your smile. In addition, we can offer fluoride to strengthen your teeth’s natural defenses against cavities. Does your family need fluoride supplements?

Did you know that with the right steps you can help prevent the onset of gum disease? Millions of Americans experience the uncomfortable symptoms and serious oral health complications of gum disease. Are you wondering, “How do I avoid gum disease?” A preventive approach to dental care can help strengthen your smile and reduce your… Read more »

Have you scheduled a checkup recently? Many people wonder: “Do I need a checkup?” After all, if you brush and floss regularly, isn’t that enough? Actually, a checkup can help a patient avoid a number of common oral health problems and identify others early in their development.

When was the last time you brought your little one to the dentist’s office? In order to avoid tooth decay, gingivitis, and other oral health issues, children need to see the dentist. We offer a caring and safe approach to children’s dentistry. Do you have any questions about pediatric dentistry?

What do you know about gum disease? Also known as periodontal disease, this disorder can lead to a number of serious negative impacts on your smile. Fortunately, with the right steps you can reduce your risk and help prevent the issue altogether. Let’s look at five facts about gum disease.

Cavities are a widespread problem that affects the comfort, health, and eventually even the appearance of our smiles. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of developing tooth decay. From preventive treatments to routine maintenance, find out how you can avoid tooth decay.