Total Health PhilosophySince its inception, sugar-free candy has given those with a sweet tooth a false sense of security. But don’t be fooled, sugar-free candy may be just as unhealthy for your body as regular candy, and your teeth too. The truth …Read More
One Dental HomeUsually during a teenager’s junior or senior year in high school they miss a day or two of school to have their wisdom teeth removed. Why can’t these back molars just stay in place? What can a person expect when …Read More
Home Dental CareA baby’s 20 primary teeth start to appear between six months and one year of age, but they are present in the jaw from birth. By age three, most children have grown in their full set of teeth but brushing …Read More
Home Dental CareIf you’re living with a baby or toddler in the house, efficiency is everything. You may not even have time to run to the store to pick up toiletries. With this being the case, it’s understandable that you might be …Read More
One Dental HomeWhether you call it heartburn, excessing burping, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) or silent reflux, it means the same thing; acid from your stomach is flowing back into your esophagus. Many people don’t realize that this acid can travel all the …Read More
Home Dental CareMake sure you’re taking care of your teeth as part of your nutrition Ever hear the phrase, “you are what you eat?” There is some truth to that statement since the food you eat plays a role in your overall …Read More
FeaturedWhat is the dentist even doing? Why are those tools so sharp? How come they can’t just glue something in there and let me leave? The dental appointment can be a mystery to patients, but getting an understanding of what’s …Read More
FeaturedRegular check-ins with your dental health team are essential to full body health. Sometimes, even if we’re diligent with routine dental checkups and our daily habits, unexpected issues pop up that can cause dental trouble. Here are the top 10 …Read More
Home Dental CareWhat causes canker sores? Canker sores, also known as aphthous ulcers, are small, shallow lesions that develop on the soft tissues of the mouth or at the base of the gums. Canker sores are among the most common oral health …Read More
Total Health PhilosophyWe all know the harmful effects that certain foods can have on our teeth. It may be safe to assume that most sticky and overly-sweet foods are bad for our teeth, but don’t rule out too many dishes this holiday …Read More