Mothers and fathers hear this from their children from toddlers to teens. The action we take in reaction to this request can set our children up for either a lifetime of good dental and physical health, or for a lifetime of poor choices that can lead to dental and physical problems. As parents, the choices

Oral disease is one of the most prevalent conditions in the United States, with 9 out of 10 adults having tooth decay and almost half with gum disease. Gum disease has side effects like bad breath, teeth yellowing, and has also been linked to other serious conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s. Despite the

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Approximately 42,000 people in the US will be newly diagnosed with oral cancer in 2021.The good news is that dentists are trained to detect signs of oral cancer during routine examinations. Early detection provides the best opportunity for a cure. Sadly, only half of all patients diagnosed with oral

It’s Not Just a Cleaning!! Prevention should serve as a lifestyle pattern for total health, not the least of which is dental health. Prevention in dentistry leads to improved long-term oral health and reduced dental costs. It encourages a bright smile, fresh breath, and an overall good feeling or personal security. Dental Hygienists can provide

DO YOU LOVE YOUR SMILE? If your answer is no, you’re not alone. Many people refrain from laughing or smiling fully because they are unhappy with their smile or uncomfortable about the appearance of their teeth. 75% of people say that they are not happy with their smile. 85% of people say they would like

The Dangers of Snoring Snorers are often the brunt of many family jokes but “sawing logs” long term can lead to serious health problems. Sixty percent of men and forty percent of women between the ages of 41 and 65 are habitual snorers. Snoring increases greatly once people reach the age of 35. What causes