Category: Dental Health Information

Almost everyone has heard the phrase, “don’t eat too many sweets, or your teeth will rot out.” You may have even said it to your own children as an adult. […]

Having gums that bleed is a relatively common condition, usually caused by poor oral hygiene or infection. Luckily though, bleeding gums are typically easy to treat. Most dentists recommend that […]

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Of course, you want to eat, drink, and celebrate – but please do so cautiously! This year not only do we need […]

Did you just find out that you need a root canal? A million thoughts and concerns might be going through your mind, like how bad is your root canal going […]

If you feel nervous about your upcoming dental visit, you’re not alone. Many people share the same feelings. The good news is that enough people have anxiety about dental work […]

For so many of us, the holidays mean enjoying our favorite foods. We would never tell anyone they had to give up their favorite annual treats, but we think it’s […]

Even though you’re still young at heart, once your golden years arrive, you’ll likely notice some changes in your body. The changes tend to include your teeth, which will require […]

Although our patients know that plaque and dental tartar are not good for oral health, it can be easy to forget their differences and how to manage the two. Tartar […]