Dental Blog

Have you had an oral cancer screening lately? We know it sounds scary, but we highly recommend that all adults get regular oral cancer...

“What can I do to heal quickly after my oral surgery?” Whether it is a wisdom tooth removal, dental implant or root canal therapy, caring...

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness on the importance of regular oral cancer screening. Though it may sound...

Have you been told that you need a root canal? Not to worry! Although root canal therapy has an old (and very outdated) reputation for...

Each year throughout National Children’s Dental Health Month in February, the American Dental Association brings together dental health...

Happy National Children’s Dental Health Month! It is so important for children to develop good oral health habits at an early age....

As the saying goes, “you are what you eat” - and there’s no better place to see this than in your mouth! Many of the foods and drinks...

2020 is almost over, finally! It’s been an extremely strange and challenging year, but we’re ready to turn the page and start a new,...

‘Tis the season for lights and merriment, friends and family, and delicious food and drink! Though the holidays may look a bit different...

For children and adults alike, Halloween means great fun, creative costumes, pumpkin carving, spooky decorations -- and lots and lots of...

Wish you had straighter teeth, but don’t want a mouth full of metal brackets and wires? Invisible aligners could be a great choice for...

Beyond their picture-perfect appearance, an even smile is way more important for mouth health than you might think! Straight teeth...

Gum disease may be very common and have quite serious and permanent consequences if left untreated, but it is also very treatable at...

Did you know that 1 in 2 American adults have some stage of gum disease? Besides causing permanent tissue, bone and tooth loss if left...

Do you frequently have jaw pain, trouble chewing, or experience recurrent jaw clicking or popping? You may be suffering from TMJ...