Do You Know The Signs Of Oral Cancer?

Oral cancer doesn’t get nearly enough attention, even though it affects almost 50,000 Americans each year. The most concerning part? Too many people don’t realize they have it until it reaches an advanced stage, making treatment more complex and lowering survival rates. But there’s good news. Detecting it early leads to better outcomes—and that’s where we come in.

The Health Benefits Of A Straight Smile

A well-aligned smile isn’t just about appearance—it plays a key role in your overall health. Many people don’t realize that straight teeth can improve everything from oral hygiene and digestion to jaw comfort. At Smiles by Holsinger & Higgins in Denton, MD, we help patients achieve healthier, more confident smiles with customized orthodontic solutions. If you’ve ever wondered how straighter teeth can improve your well-being, here’s a closer look at the health benefits.

Drs. Holsinger & Higgins Honored For Their Leadership And Excellence

At Smiles by Holsinger & Higgins in Denton, MD, we’re proud to share some exciting news about our very own Dr. Rowland Holsinger and Dr. Patricia Higgins. In October 2024, both were inducted into the American College of Dentists (ACD), an honorary society that recognizes exceptional dentists who demonstrate leadership, professionalism, and ethics.

What It Means To Be A Patient-Centered Practice

When it comes to your family’s dental care, we want to help you discover what’s possible. If you’re a patient of Smiles by Holsinger & Higgins, you already know we’re not your typical dental practice. From the front desk to our dental staff, everyone here loves what they do and cares deeply about our patients—something that’s clear every time you walk through our doors. In the words of our dental hygienist Morgan, “We treat our patients the way we would want our own family treated.”

Confident Smiles Start Here

Do you ever feel self-conscious about your smile? If concerns like misaligned, chipped, missing, or discolored teeth keep you from laughing freely or smiling in photos, you’re not alone. Many patients tell us they used to cover their mouths or avoid being in pictures altogether. But it doesn’t have to be that way—cosmetic dentistry can make all the difference. Just ask Janet and Melissa, two patients who now smile with confidence. Continue reading to hear their stories and learn how cosmetic dentistry can help you achieve the smile you’ve always wanted.