Using a pacifier is common among babies and toddlers, but is it good for them? Knowing the pros and cons of pacifier use can help you determine if it's time to get your child out of this habit and how to do so...
Any dentist knows that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of a cure. That's why dentists are so quick to recommend preventative dentistry...
Osteoporosis is a disease that typically occurs in older people, especially postmenopausal women. It makes the bone thinner in all areas of the body, which includes the jaw, and can affect oral health...
Choosing which type of orthodontic treatmentcan be overwhelming but our dental team has extensive knowledge and experience to help make the process easier...
Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums. It can take the form of everything from mild gum inflammation to a serious condition that causes gum-tissue damage, dental bone loss and eventual tooth loss...
National Children's Dental Health Month is just around the corner – February is the month set aside to help educate parents and children about the importance of oral hygiene and to encourage them to brush and floss their teeth for a healthy smile...
The quality of your teeth is on display every time you smile. When meeting someone new at every personal or business gathering, it speaks worlds about your overall health and well-being...
The number of people who have dental insurance plans with flex spending accounts seems to only go up every year...
Maintaining that perfect smile isn't difficult, but it does require dedication. Basic dental care prevents tooth decay and protects the gums around the teeth as well...
Not so long ago, individuals who lost one or more teeth had a limited range of options. All of those choices revolved around the same concept: a man-made tooth replacement that was anchored in place by a means of attachment to surrounding teeth...
