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
Home Dental Care“I am an advocate for awareness regarding the importance of oral health that will give my patients a better understanding and acceptance of their treatment plans,” says Dr. Shweta Gujaran, DDS, BDS. Dr. Gujaran has recently brought her vast life’s …Read More
Total Health PhilosophyWhen you look in the mirror and notice a different pattern, texture, or color on your tongue it can be alarming. After doing some research, it becomes quite clear that differences in our tongue can indicate some pretty serious conditions …Read More
One Dental Home“A crown can change your life for the better,” says Dr. Katrina Co, DMD. Dr. Co has recently brought her enthusiasm for life, her caring nature and her clinical insight into the Refresh Dental family. As part of her empathic …Read More
Total Health PhilosophyThe best foods to eat keep us happy and healthy. In the long run, foods that are bad for our teeth will do neither. We all know that sticky, sugary, and crunchy foods are bad for oral health. But which …Read More
Home Dental CareThe tangy combination of salt and the flow of butter transforms the moment eating corn-on-the-cob. The whipped-cream-topped salted-caramel mocha delivers the perfect combination of sweet and salty that you demand. Salt, salt and more salt. Sodium enhances flavor and preserves …Read More
FeaturedTeeth grinding is a common condition that affects nearly 10 percent of all adults. Involuntary teeth clenching or grinding is a habit that typically occurs when you’re sleeping, and it can be medically defined as bruxism. What is bruxism? There …Read More
Home Dental CareShould You Be Worried About the White Spots on Your Teeth? Spot is a classic name for the family pet. Front row seats at a popular band’s concert is the desired spot for devoted fans. However, white spots on our …Read More
Home Dental CareSome oral hygiene rules are commonly introduced at a young age. Brushing twice a day, flossing before bed, and seeing the dentist every six months, to name a few. Signs of good oral hygiene include teeth free of debris, strong …Read More