Are you self-conscious about the smell of your breath? We all experience bad breath from time to time, especially after eating certain foods such as garlic. However, after a thorough brushing and the use of dental floss, the problem is usually remedied. If you find that you are experiencing frequent bad breath, your mouth could be warning you that you may have an issue with your oral health.
Did we recommend a dental treatment the last time you visited our office and you have delayed scheduling your appointment? We know that the past few months have been hectic with the holidays and the start of the new year. It seems like life is constantly busy and there is always something new to take up free time whether it be work, school, extra-curricular activities, or social commitments. With the start of the new year, it is important to evaluate your oral health. Delaying needed dental treatments can lead to more severe problems. If you experience dental anxiety or fear, we never want your feelings to hold you back from getting the care you need. Read on to learn about the importance of scheduling your appointments and how we can help if you are nervous.
Would you love to make a change to your smile but are unsure which treatments we offer that will work for you? No need to worry! We offer a number of cosmetic dentistry treatments that can make big changes to your smile. Cosmetic dentistry treatments can improve issues such as severe discoloration, uneven spacing or gaps between teeth, cracked or chipped teeth, and also replace missing teeth. We customize each treatment plan to bring about the changes that will best suit your lifestyle, budget, and needs. With the holiday season upon us, there is no better time to make an improvement that you will love to show off to family and friends.
We love mentioning our team members when they are recognized with an exciting honor. We are so proud to announce that Dr. Holsinger has recently become a Diplomate of sleep medicine with the American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine, or ABDSM. You may be wondering what this esteemed honor means and how it relates to your care. Continue reading to learn more about this honor and how it can improve your oral health needs.
Christmas Drive Thru 2021 The holiday season is quickly approaching and while we are all busy with the hustle and bustle of the holidays, we want to invite you to our Christmas Drive Thru Open House! On Saturday, December 4th from 1:00-3:00 pm, we welcome you to swing by our office to receive a delicious…
Gratitude November is the time of year that we think of all that we are thankful and grateful for in our lives. We are grateful that we have generous patients who helped support our candy trade in for Operation We Care. We are going to continue into the holiday season with the theme of giving…
Last month, we wrote about the importance of replacing missing teeth. As we explained, it is important to replace missing teeth to keep the teeth from shifting, to help the jawbone stay intact, and to ensure that the surrounding teeth do not become damaged. We also replace teeth to help chew food better so we can eat whatever we want, not just soft foods. Chewing food well will help the digestive system to be healthy. Teeth are needed to properly pronounce words and speak clearly, think of a six year old that is lisping after losing their front baby teeth. Replacing missing teeth help us eat well, speak well, look good, and be healthier by supporting healthy digestion and our immune system.
Have you had an opportunity to take advantage of our annual whitening event, Brighter Smiles for Brighter Futures? If not, we hope you will continue reading to learn more about this amazing event. This event typically is only available for one day; however, due to the restrictions of the pandemic, we have extended this promotion to last for the entire year for our existing patients!
Have you recently learned that you need to have a tooth extracted and are unsure if the tooth should be replaced? There can be many reasons a tooth needs to be extracted, such as decay, injury, trauma, and medical conditions. No matter the reason for the extraction, a missing tooth can leave patients feeling self-conscious, especially if the area is visible when talking or smiling. Patients who are missing a front tooth are extremely eager to choose a tooth replacement option as soon as possible. Hesitation occurs when the missing tooth is a rear molar and not visible. We want to encourage patients with any missing teeth, no matter the location, to discuss a tooth replacement option with our team as soon as possible to avoid lasting damage to your oral health.
Our dentists and our entire team are passionate about continuing education opportunities to provide our patients with the latest and greatest knowledge and practices to assist with their oral health and overall well-being. We recently had the opportunity for our dental team to travel to Lexington, KY to attend a training at The American Academy of Craniofacial Pain. We learned valuable information and techniques to improve the care we offer. Read on to learn more about this training and how it can affect your care.
