WE LOVE OUR PATIENTS! During each visit, we have the opportunity to not only treat your smile, but also to get to know you a little bit better. This month, we want to give you the same opportunity! We'd like to share with you why we love our job. What We Love About Our Job From staff member Dr Kimberly... read more »
BRUSHING OUR TEETH is something we do everyday. And yet it’s easy to fall into a routine of bad habits if we’re not careful! Developing correct brushing techniques and sticking to them is crucial to the health and appearance of your smile. Toothbrushing DO’s Use the right technique. Tilt the brush at a 45-degree angle against the gum line and... read more »
The Basics Everyone knows that a balanced, nutritious diet is essential to healthy living. But did you know that eating patterns and food choices play an important role in preventing tooth decay and gum disease, too? You may eat with your eyes first, but your mouth, teeth, and gums are more than just tools for eating. They’re essential for chewing... read more »
April is National Facial Protection Month. We like to take this opportunity every year to remind our patients to wear mouth guards and appropriate protective gear when participating in activities that could cause injuries. The damge caused by a ball, puck or elbow to the face can be devastating, often resulting in serious injury and a lifetime of oral health... read more »
Every Year, we like to promote American Dental Associations' National Children's Dental Health Month in February. NCDHM is meant to raise awareness about the importance of oral health. The ADA's theme this year is "Defeat Monster Mouth", and their message is simple and effective: Brush 2 minutes, 2 times a day. Clean between your teeth daily. Limit snacks, eat healthy... read more »
A New Year reminder of the importance of having your regular 6-month dental cleanings while in orthodontic treatment. Your dentist and hygenist play a very important role in your treatment at our practice. Be sure that you have your next cleaning appointment scheduled.
One week each November is set aside to make teens more aware of the dangers of taking their eyes off the road. This year, National Teens "Don't Text and Drive" Week is November 18 th – 24th. Distracted drivers kill an average of 15 people each day. A crash risk, for those texting while driving, is 23 times greater than... read more »
With some pretty significant holidays coming up in the next two months, there will be lots of great food prepared that you are going to want to enjoy. If you are wearing braces, don't forget all the food instructions you were given when your braces were placed like the ones below. And if you have questions, call us! Be careful... read more »