Your dentist is trained to take care of your teeth and gums. But did you know that a trip to the dentist can also be a means to address health issues beyond your mouth? In fact, during a routine dental visit, your dentist may be able to detect a wide range of concerns throughout your … Read More

It is not always easy to arrange your travel plans around your dental procedures, especially when it involves a tooth extraction you weren’t anticipating. While it may seem like there is no convenient time to have your tooth removed, putting off the procedure can lead to worsening decay, disease or damage depending on the reason … Read More

There are many physical tasks that become a challenge for senior adults. While you may have to start swimming instead of running or hire a house cleaner for your chores around the house, you can’t afford to modify or give up your dental hygiene routine. While brushing can certainly be difficult for some, it is … Read More

Most people know that candy and sodas are bad for your teeth. But did you know that there are several “healthy” foods that are harmful for your smile as well. In fact, the following 7 substances are quite sneaky because they can be good for your body but damaging to your dental health. #1 Ice … Read More

Are you struggling to stay awake during the day despite clocking in adequate hours in your bed each night? You may not be getting quality sleep. A leading reason for daytime fatigue is Obstructed Sleep Apnea (OSA). This serious sleep condition involves several pauses in breathing throughout the night due to airway obstruction. Loud snoring … Read More

When thinking about your smile or your dental health, it is common to focus on your teeth. However, it is a serious mistake to neglect the part of your mouth that holds your teeth in place: the gums. The gums are soft tissues that, when healthy, give your smile a firm foundation. Unfortunately, when they … Read More

As we age, it can become more difficult to care for ourselves. Unfortunately, one of the most neglected steps in personal hygiene involves dental care. Since we know that dental health is directly related to whole-body health, dental care must remain a priority through all stages of life – especially if you are considered a … Read More

Your tongue is one of the strongest, most important muscles in your body. It gives you the ability to speak as well as swallow and taste. However, did you know that it also plays a critical role in your oral health? Your tongue’s surface is covered in tiny bumps (papillae) and grooves that harbor bacteria, … Read More