In June of this year, the highly respected British Dental Journal published a study that concludes poor oral hygiene may be connected to serious COVID-19 complications due to high levels of harmful bacteria that can reside in our mouths. This only emphasizes the need to maintain good oral health practices during the pandemic. KeyRead more
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We all know that visiting us only when you have a problem with your teeth is not enough to remain healthy. That’s why your preventive visits with our dental hygienists, Robin, are so important. But did you know that she is doing much more than cleaning your teeth during your visit? Here are things youRead more
Please join me in welcoming our new dental hygienist, Robin, who joined our practice this month. Robin has been working as a dental hygienist for 17 years and has an Associate Degree in Applied Science from the Lakeland Community College Dental Hygiene Program. She enjoys making her patients feel relaxed and comfortable with a gentle,Read more
As we begin to open our practice after the COVOD-19 stay at home orders, I want to inform you and assure you of the additional procedures and precautions we are taking to keep you safe and healthy. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) We will look different than the last time you visited us. WeRead more
Dear Patients, We hope everyone is doing well and in good health during this time of coronavirus. My Team and I wanted to reach out to you and let you know our office is now able to resume dental services and see you as of May 1! We want to thank you all for yourRead more
Dear Patients, We certainly are in unprecedented times. Although delaying your dental visit is something we always caution against, COVID-19 has left us with no choice but to move routine and non-emergency appointments to a later time. Your health and safety, and that of your family, is the top priority. Please remember toRead more
To our patients, Our Team and I wanted to keep you posted of this very fluid situation pertaining to the COVID 19 outbreak here in Northeast Ohio. Governor DeWine, The Ohio State Dental Board, and Ohio Dental Association are sending information to us on an almost hourly basis, updating guidelines to serve you and protectRead more
Once you’ve scheduled the surgery, you may wonder what to eat after tooth extraction. And as you might expect, soft foods are ideal during the first few days of recovery. What are good choices? 1. Eat: Ice Cream – Unless you have particularly sensitive teeth, ice cream tops of the list of what to eatRead more
Whether you wear metal braces, ceramic braces or lingual braces, you need to know how to best care for your teeth during orthodontic treatment. If you take care of your braces properly, it will make them much more comfortable and effective, meaning you’re a step closer to the perfect smile each day! What can you do to keepingRead more
Participating in sports helps us keep our body healthy, but it can also mean an increased occurrence of dental injuries. No matter what sport or skill level, athletes need to take care of their teeth both on and off the field. Most athletes are careful about what they eat and their workout routines. Part ofRead more