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When It’s An Emergency

A dental emergency can be anything from a toothache to having a permanent tooth knocked out.  The pain from a toothache can stop you in your tracks, it’s hard to carry on with a daily routine when you’re so distracted.  If the pain becomes more intense or if it lasts for more than a couple

What Can You Do At Home?

A nice healthy smile and that fresh mouth feeling that you have after leaving the dentist’s office can’t help but boost your self-esteem, especially if you’ve come away with a clean bill of health.  But did you take the time to ask your dentist or hygienist what more you could be doing to keep that

Why The Change?

Are you one of those dental patients that always has a good checkup, no cavities and pearly whites that you’ve always been proud to show off?  If that’s been the case up to now but things have begun to change there must be a reason why it isn’t just coincidence. Tooth decay is caused by

Your Dentist Will Follow Up

Have you ever been surprised by a call from your dentist inquiring how you’re doing after having had a procedure done earlier in the day or the previous day?  Aftercare is very important after any dental treatment and your dentist will want to make sure you’re recovering well and following post-procedure instructions to avoid the

Home and Professional Care

Prevention takes top billing when making a list of ways to avoid the discomfort and expense of having to deal with major oral health issues.  Home care begins with brushing twice a day and flossing at least once – flossing and rinsing after every meal or snack would be the ideal.  In addition, dental hygienists

Early Diagnosis Is So Important

The treatment plan is at the heart of every dental evaluation.  The goal is to assess the overall oral health of the patient, pinpoint any issues and design a schedule for tending to each one in order of urgency.  Digital imagery has been a great help in explaining the plan so that the patient can

What Foods Can Remove Plaque?

Most of us know that certain foods, like those high in sugar, can be damaging to your oral health. However, there are many foods that can help clean teeth and even remove plaque! Read our blog post for information on foods that can remove plaque from teeth.

The History of the Dental Hygienist

Read our blog post to learn about the first dental hygienist, Irene Newman. This strong woman paved the way for major advancements in preventive dental care and oral hygiene. Contact us to get your teeth cleaned by one of our modern-day dental hygienists!

4 Reasons Why Dental Health Care is Critical for Seniors

Dental hygiene and habits—brushing and flossing daily, and visiting our dentist for a checkup every six months—are always important, not only for our oral health but for our overall health. However, they can sometimes fall by the wayside as we age. It’s important to remember that getting out of these habits can be detrimental to