You may think regular brushing and flossing is enough to avoid visiting our office at least twice a year, but if you’re not seeing us regularly you could be putting your mouth at risk of a dental emergency in the future. So many times we’ve seen new and existing patients visit us in an emergencyRead more
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Water consumption is crucial to our overall health. Drinking water prevents dehydration and flushes toxins out of the body. But did you know that your child gets more health benefits from tap water than from bottled water? Why? The answer is simple, fluoride. Fluoride has proven benefits for oral health. It is a naturalRead more
Teething Between three and nine months of age, a baby’s teeth start to come in. Most children will not get their full set of teeth until around age three. Some babies display little to no discomfort while teething while others may have moderate to sever symptoms. The common symptoms are: Increased fussiness Restlessness ExcessiveRead more
A root canal has a particularly scary name that can scare even the bravest of patients. But there are a lot of misconceptions about the procedure. When you know the facts about a root canal, you will see that there is really nothing to be afraid of. If you’ve been advised you need a rootRead more
Though pregnancy can be a very exciting time in life, it is inevitable that your body will undergo a variety of changes. Your mouth, of all things, is one that may be affected. But this doesn’t mean there is no hope for your teeth during pregnancy. On the contrary, it’s a good idea to giveRead more
Most of us will experience teeth sensitivity sooner or later. Some individuals are more inclined to have sensitivity than others. Most of the time the pain you feel can be resolved with simply remedies at home. However, at other times your discomfort is the result of underlining issues that require a visit to the dentist.Read more
More than 30 million Americans suffer from diabetes today. The vast majority realize that living with diabetes demands unique care for their health. However, many diabetics are not aware that special attention is needed for their oral well-being as well. Truth be told, individuals with diabetes are two times more likely to be afflicted withRead more
Even when practicing good oral care, accidents occur. Teeth get knocked out, crowns fall out, or gums get infected. Whatever it is that you are experiencing, we are here to help. When to Call If you are not sure what is causing your discomfort, it’s always advisable to contact a dentist. At our dental officeRead more
Asthma can be a debilitating illness, but with proper care and treatment most people suffering from asthma live a healthy life. What many asthmatics aren’t aware of is that their illness can affect their oral health as well. The effects of inhalers can increase your risk of some mouth ailments, therefore it’s important to beRead more
Why do dentists use sedation, you might be asking yourself? Sedation helps patient relax and feel little to no discomfort when undergoing a dental procedure. Let’s discuss some of the different types of dental sedation and what each of them entails. Local Anaesthesia Commonly referred to as freezing, local anaesthesia is one of the mostRead more