5 Things to Know About Panoramic X-Rays

4 May 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Do you have a dental appointment scheduled and you expect to get a panoramic X-ray? Here are some things that you'll want to know about this unique type of X-ray. What Are Panoramic X-rays? What makes a panoramic x-ray unique is the view it gives of your teeth. Instead of taking an X-ray of a small section, the scanner goes around your entire head to give your dentist a full view of your mouth. Read More

Why Is Pediatric Dentistry So Important?

19 March 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Pediatric dentistry is essential to your child's present and future dental health. Whether you are a new or a seasoned parent, it's crucial to get a pediatric dentist for your kids. When children are exposed to healthy dental habits at an early age, they tend to take it up for life. As a parent, knowing how your kid's dentist can promote your child's dental health is an investment that guarantees solid results. Read More

Missing One or More Teeth? Why You Need Dental Implants

3 February 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Your teeth are one of the first things a person sees upon meeting you. Although each tooth is a relatively small member of the body, teeth have the ability to totally change your appearance. Beautifully white teeth brighten up your face and make you seem friendly. Conversely, when you are missing teeth you may not seem as open because you are likely doing everything in your power to hide the blemish. Read More

Diet and Oral Health: Keeping Your Teeth and Gums Strong

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Your body can reflect the things you eat, and the same goes for your teeth. I always finished my meals with very sugary desserts, such as chocolate cake or fruit sorbet. I also snacked on sweets throughout the day. One of the things I didn't do is brush my teeth after I ate my sugary foods. Not only did I gain weight, I developed tooth decay in eight of my teeth. Although a dentist filled five of my teeth, they couldn't save the last three. I now limit my sweets and brush my teeth regularly. I even floss and use fluoride rinses twice a day. What you eat can affect everything about your health, including your mouth. If you want to learn more about eating healthy and maintaining good oral care, read my blog. I offer many tips you can use for you and your family. Thanks for reading.