The Link Between Oral Health And Overall Wellness

Most people think of the dentist as the place you go to keep your teeth clean and cavity-free. But what happens in your mouth doesn’t stay in your mouth. Research shows that oral health plays a critical role in overall wellness. For adults, this connection is especially important. Gum disease and tooth loss aren’t just dental problems; they can be signs of bigger health concerns. Taking care of your smile is one of the simplest ways to protect your entire body.

Keeping Your Teeth Healthy Through The Season

The holiday season is one of the most joyful times of the year. It’s filled with family gatherings, festive meals, and plenty of sweet treats. But it’s also easy to let oral health slip through the cracks between travel, stress, and endless to-do lists. We know how important it is to protect your teeth year-round, including holidays. With just a little awareness, you can enjoy the season while keeping your smile healthy, strong, and photo-ready. Continue reading for our best holiday smile tips!

September Is National Gum Care Month

No, National Gum Care Month is not the only month during the year when we give our gums attention. Instead, the month of September is for educating dental patients on how to properly take care of their gums for the entire year. People who suffer from gum disease are up to three times more likely to experience a serious cardiac event such as heart attack or stroke. In our book, that’s reason enough to make gum care a top priority.

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.

When Was The Last Time You Came In For An Appointment?

We know that life can be overwhelming sometimes; some things fall through the cracks when life gets busy. One thing that should never get lost in the chaos is making sure you come in for your semi-annual dental exam. This email is a friendly reminder to give us a call and make an appointment for your next dental exam. Continue reading to learn more.

Learn How We Detect Unseen Threats In Your Mouth

We know you’re diligent about brushing, flossing, and getting regular dental exams. Yet, despite all your efforts, there is still a chance you will become one of the 80% of adults over the age of 35 with some form of gum disease. Even more concerning, you may be harboring harmful bacteria in your mouth without even knowing it. Keep reading to learn more about these invisible threats and what you can do to protect yourself.

April Is Oral Cancer Awareness Month

You may not realize it, but dentists are your allies in preventing and detecting harmful oral cancer. Oral cancer does not get the publicity other types of cancers do, but it is no less insidious, as it affects the lives of thousands of people in the US every year. Your dentist is specially trained to look for signs of oral cancer and can be essential in detecting it early, while it is most treatable.