Defining A Dental Emergency
What is a dental emergency? If you feel pain, call! You don’t want it to get worse than it already is. Also, getting a tooth knocked out is an emergency … Continue reading
Movie Snacks vs. Your Teeth
Do you prefer to watch movies at home, drive-in theaters, or theaters? Regardless of your preference, drinks, and snacks pair well with your movie. Lots of good movies are out … Continue reading
Oral Cancer Awareness Month
Did you know April is Oral Cancer Awareness month? About 53,000 people will be diagnosed with oral cancer and nearly 10,860 people die annually. It is twice as common in men … Continue reading
Spark Joy In Your Smile
As you get ready for your day, look in your mirror, smile and ask yourself “does this spark joy?” This can be part of your spring cleaning routine. It’s time … Continue reading
Show Love To Your Oral Health
Whether you choose to deny it or not, it’s the month of love. February is American Heart Month. Did you know there’s a connection between your heart and oral health? … Continue reading
6 Common Dental Habits
Is it cliche to have a New Years Resolution? Probably, but there are a few habits you’d like to kick to the curb! It’s common for people to want to … Continue reading
Be A Breath Of Fresh Air This Holiday Season
It’s the season to get together! Do you always avoid one family member because their breath stinks? Or do people avoid you? Either way, nobody wants to be “that” person … Continue reading
Is It Genetic or Environmental?
The air is becoming crisper, leaves are changing colors and falling off their trees. It’s that time of year when it’s appropriate to add pumpkin spice to any food or … Continue reading
How To Sort Your Kids Halloween Candy
When you think of October, what comes to mind? Fall, pumpkins, or Halloween… Did you know that its National Dental Hygiene Month? It was created to increase awareness of the … Continue reading
How Much Do You Know About Your Teeth?
Do you consider your teeth as living things? They contain nerves and living tissues and our mouth constantly produces bacteria. They are always active with chewing, biting, talking, and grinding. … Continue reading
