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Dental implants and permanent dentures are two common solutions to replace multiple missing teeth.
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Dental implants and permanent dentures are two common solutions to replace multiple missing teeth.

The thought of going to the dentist is scary for many people, young and old.

Getting a crown is a common dental procedure, but it can still be a hassle.

If you have a deeply damaged tooth, you may be debating if you should try to save it or get an implant.

Dental emergencies can be extremely scary. If you or a family member has ever experienced a dental emergency, you may recall feelings of panic, helplessness, or desperation.

If you need dental care but can’t afford your insurance premiums or if you don’t have dental insurance at all, our Dental Savings Plan may be right for you.


Ho ho ho! It’s that most wonderful time of the year again, when thoughts turn to shining stars, sugar plum fairies, and fun, food, and family.

There’s nothing like a sparkling, white smile to brighten your day! It can be a huge confidence booster to know that you’ve got an attractive, healthy looking smile.

C’mon, everyone’s afraid of something. Maybe the sight of a spider can send you running.
It’s been a scorcher of a summer, and there’s more heat to come!
You’ve had one of those days, so you opt for a little “ice cream therapy”. As that icy treat hits your teeth, suddenly you feel a stab of pain like an electric shock zinging through your mouth.
You know how important it is to brush twice a day to keep your pearly whites healthy and strong.
Many parents wonder about when they should schedule their child’s first visit to the dentist.
Are You a “Dental Chicken”? If the phrase “going to the dentist” makes your palms sweat a little (or a lot), you’re not alone.
It’s that wonderful time of year again when we have a “fresh start” to a New Year! We feel invigorated and hopeful, and we’re excited to make positive changes in our lives.
You hear this question every time you visit your dentist for your regular cleaning: “Do you floss every day?”
A beautiful smile can make your day! We’ve all had that experience: someone give us a warm, sincere smile, and we just feel good.
Did you know that there are oral hygiene tools available in the world today that could damage and harm your teeth and gums? Well, it’s true!
When was floss first created? What materials have people used for floss?
As you probably know, it’s important to brush and floss your teeth. Similarly, you know that you should visit your dentist every six months.
In 1930, new dental products were arising, as well as extravagant claims about what they could do.
Did you know that some babies are born with their first tooth? Or that other children won’t get their first tooth until they are over a year old?
How do you respond when you think about the bacteria in your mouth? Did you immediately start wondering what you can do to remove it?
As you look for options to replace your missing teeth, don’t forget to consider partial dentures!
Did you know that even before your child’s first tooth erupts, you should wipe their gums with a damp rag? Or that you should start brushing your little one’s teeth as soon as they emerge?
A trip to the dental office can often inspire fear in the best of us, but if you are truly terrified to leave the comfort of your home and come in for your dental visit, there are some things that may be able to help you transcend your fears with a smile.
Sometimes accidents happen, and if you find yourself missing a tooth, talk to your dentist right away about dental implants. Dental implants are an effective way to replace a missing tooth.
Have you ever noticed the ADA seal of approval? It’s fairly common on products like toothpaste, toothbrushes, and mouthwashes, and even on a pack of gum?
You asked, and we answered! We’re here to answer some of our patients most asked questions regarding scaling and root planing.
Teeth whitening is safe, noninvasive, and extremely popular. In fact, more than 100 million Americans have enjoyed the benefits of teeth whitening.
As you age, your mouth becomes more susceptible to oral health problems. Dry mouth, tooth decay, gum disease, and even oral cancer are more likely to occur when you get older.
Fluoride is an amazing mineral that strengthens your teeth and prevents tooth decay. Early exposure to fluoride is imperative in building strong, healthy teeth.
It’s easy to take for granted the crucial role that our teeth play in our nutrition and overall well-being.
Many American children and adults have had a cavity in their lifetime, and more than half of those cavities go untreated.