3 Dental Procedures You Might Still Need As A Grown Adult

Posted on 2 August 2022

When it comes to dentistry a lot of people try and steer clear of the subject altogether. It can lead to awkward reminders about how long it has been since your last check-up and how bad you have been about your day-to-day oral hygiene. However, it is important to remember that just because you are no longer a kid does not mean that a bunch of issues that primarily face children cannot happen to you. [Read More]

Don't Wait Any Longer: 3 Services You Need From Your Dentist

Posted on 15 June 2022

If you've been ignoring your dental care, you're putting your teeth at risk for problems. If you're not experiencing any dental pain, you might think you can avoid the dentist. Unfortunately, that's not the case. Ignoring routine dental care puts you at risk for a variety of dental problems. Before you postpone your trip to the dentist any longer, read the list below. You'll find three services you can get from your dentist that will help you avoid dental problems down the road. [Read More]

5 Common Patient Questions About Full Dentures

Posted on 20 April 2022

Patients that have few remaining healthy teeth often turn to full or complete dentures to restore the function and aesthetics of their smile. Before the transition to full dentures, many patients often wonder if they are making the right choice. If you have any questions about full dentures, make sure you ask your dentist. The following questions address some of the most common issues that patients have before moving to full dentures. [Read More]

Key Dental Hygiene Tips for Young Children

Posted on 28 February 2022

If you set your child up with good oral hygiene in their early years, you'll be giving them good habits they can use for a lifetime. But as any parent knows, getting young children into any type of routine can feel challenging. This is especially the case when they become toddlers and develop some autonomy. While you may not master the task with perfection, there are certain actions you can take to make life easier for both of you. [Read More]

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Oral Health and Genetic Risk Factors

Hi! My name is Molly, and in spite of being diligent about brushing and flossing, I suffer from a lot of oral health issues including cavities and gum disease. I have realized over the years how big of a role genetics plays in oral health, and I find it to be such an exciting topic that I have created a blog about it. In this blog, I am going to include info about genetics and dentistry, but I am also going to include posts about what to do if you "inherited" challenging teeth from your family. For example, sealants have helped me to avoid cavities. I hope you find this blog useful, and that you keep returning to read its posts! --Molly

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