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vaping

Vaping could result in more regular trips to the dentist, according to new research from Tufts University. Research from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine concluded that people who use vaping products have a greater chance of having cavities. Furthermore, reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal […]

New year

Happy new year! Are you making your goals for 2023? We are! We aim to offer our patients the highest-quality, most comprehensive dental treatment available. Furthermore, we vow to pay attention to your needs and help you achieve your smile objectives, crafting teeth that are not only beautiful, but also […]

fountain of youth

During his twilight years, American author Mark Twain said that “life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the age of 80 and gradually approach 18.” Twain wasn’t the only one to think so. For centuries, people all over the world have sought ways to look […]

fillings

The biggest threat to your oral hygiene is tooth decay. In fact, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, at least 92 percent of adults have experienced some form of dental disease. And although cavities are often preventable — just brush twice daily with fluoride-containing products and floss once […]

smile

Your smile is one of the most important features of your face. When it looks good, people notice you immediately. However, many people don’t realize just how much their smiles reveal about themselves. A smile says a lot about us. It tells others if we’re happy or sad, stressed or […]

dehydration

If you’ve ever been excessively thirsty after an intense workout or being super sweaty on a hot day, you’re likely dehydrated. Dehydration occurs when you aren’t drinking enough fluids to replace those you have lost through excretion — sweating or through urine. And since water makes up more than 60 […]

overall health

You probably know that practicing oral hygiene plays a big part in your oral health, but did you know that taking care of your mouth, teeth and gums can also make a difference in your overall health? And vice versa? The Oral-Systemic Link When it comes to the connection between […]

snoring

Undoubtedly, the most telltale sign of sleep apnea is snoring. But does everyone who snores have sleep apnea? The answer to this question is no – with a “but.” It is possible to have obstructive sleep apnea without the presence of snoring. But if you or someone you love snores, […]

excess gum tissue

Can your gums be too … prominent? Yes, as a matter of fact, they can. A gummy smile is one that shows too much of your gum line, and it can be a source of self-consciousness and insecurity for many individuals. But are you stuck with your gummy smile? No! […]

speech delay

Speech delays in children are not at all uncommon; 20 percent of kids will experience a delay in speech or language, according to healthychildren.org. While, in some cases, the cause of a child’s speech delay may not be known, speech delays can often be connected to an oral myofunctional disorder […]

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