Summer is here, and many of us are excited to take a much-needed vacation finally. Whether planning a beach getaway or a road trip, you’ll want to look and feel your best. One way to boost your confidence is by getting your smile vacation ready. So here are some dental treatments to help you achieve…
National Smile Month is a time to celebrate the power of a healthy smile. For many of us, a smile is the first thing we notice about someone and often the first thing we use to communicate with others. A healthy smile can provide a sense of confidence and well-being, and it can also improve…
Oral cancer is a deadly disease that often goes unnoticed until it’s too late. According to recent statistics, over 53,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with oral cancer this year. For about 18 percent, it will be deadly. The good news is that early detection can significantly increase the chances of survival.…
National Children’s Dental Health Month is the perfect time to reflect on how we can best protect and care for our children’s dental health. A healthy smile helps children feel more confident, look their best, and establish a strong foundation for oral health that lasts a lifetime. As parents, guardians, and dental professionals alike, it…
February is National Self-Check Month, a time to recognize the importance of self-care. Self-care is taking care of ourselves emotionally, mentally, and even physically. It is essential to our overall health and well-being, as it helps us to stay in tune with our own needs, not just the demands of others. Self-care is essential to…
New Year’s Day is a time of new beginnings, taking stock of our lives, and making positive changes. This year can allow you to break out of old patterns and create a meaningful and fulfilling life. As you look ahead, think about the goals or intentions you want to set for yourself in the coming…
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is happening right now (November 6th – 13th) and raises awareness about this dangerous act and how to drop the number of drivers who drive while deprived of sleep. So, if you don’t think sleep apnea is your problem, try these tips for a more restful night of sleep in honor…
Diabetes is a severe condition that can lead to life-threatening complications if left untreated. Diabetes occurs when too much sugar (glucose) is in the blood. The body needs insulin, a hormone produced by the pancreas, to help move the sugar from the blood into the body’s cells, which can be used for energy. When someone…
Sugar and Teeth Sugar is one of the primary culprits when it comes to cavities and tooth decay. When sugar is consumed, it interacts with the bacteria in your mouth to form acids. These acids then eat away at your tooth enamel, causing cavities. To help prevent cavities, limiting sugar intake and brushing and flossing…
When you have a dental emergency, it’s essential to know that you can find a dental office that offers emergency services and in-house insurance care. This way, you can be sure that you’ll get the care you need immediately without worrying about how you’ll pay for it. There are a few things to remember when…