How To Dramatically Improve Your Smile With One Treatment

Do you look longingly at other people’s smiles and wish that your teeth looked like theirs? We are here to tell you that we can help improve your smile with a variety of cosmetic dentistry treatments. One in particular has become popular and is a favorite among our patients. This treatment can greatly improve the appearance of your front teeth and helps various imperfections and issues. Interested in learning more about this treatment? Continue reading to learn if it is right for you.

Important Reasons To Care For Your Teeth As You Age

There is a common misconception that older people typically end up with some form of tooth replacement such as dentures. Thanks to endless images of older adults with gummy smiles, many would believe that to be true. The real truth is that your teeth are designed to last a lifetime. Dental enamel, the outside covering of your teeth, is the strongest substance in your body. If you care for your teeth by maintaining proper oral health, you can live your life with no dental health concerns. Although, as you age, it becomes even more important for you to maintain your hygiene examinations every six months as well as continue to clean your teeth properly. We want to share some oral symptoms that you should be mindful of as you age.

Learn More About This Popular Orthodontic Treatment

Do you find yourself staring enviously at people with straight teeth? Would you love to straighten your teeth but don’t want to put forth the investment in traditional metal braces? If so, you might already be considering an orthodontic alternative to traditional braces such as Invisalign®. This popular treatment plan is adored by adults who are looking to straighten their teeth for the first time and also those who need to make adjustments to teeth that were previously straightened by braces in their younger years. If you are hesitant to begin treatment, continue reading to learn some things you should know before you make your decision.

Did You Know We Provide Oral Cancer Screenings?

When visiting our office for a hygiene appointment, we do more than clean your teeth and inspect for cavities. We also provide an oral cancer screening, which takes only moments to perform but can save not only your oral health but also your life. According to the Oral Cancer Foundation and the American Cancer Society, approximately 54,000 Americans are diagnosed with oral cancer yearly. If diagnosed and treated early, the effects may not be long lasting; however, routine examinations will continue for the rest of your life because the potential for recurrence is high.

Why You Shouldn’t Skip Dental Checkups

When was the last time you visited our office for a hygiene examination and dental cleaning? If you can’t recall or it has been quite awhile, we want you to call and schedule your next appointment today. Believe it or not, we understand everyone is busy, especially with everything going on during the past year. It seems like schedules are constantly changing, and it has been easy to forget to schedule your appointment, or maybe you needed to cancel your appointment and haven’t rescheduled. No matter the reason, delaying hygiene visits and needed treatments can cause major consequences. Read on to find out more.

Meet a Valued Team Member – Blaire

For the past 35 years, we have taken great pride in building lasting relationships with our patients so that we can offer you a lifetime of beautiful, healthy teeth. We are proud that our team members share our philosophy and offer you the very best in care and service. We wanted to take some time this month to help you learn a little more about one of our dedicated dental hygienists, Blaire.

Has The State Of Your Oral Health Changed Recently?

Have you noticed a difference with your oral health and can’t quite put your finger on what might be causing the problem? A number of patients who maintain proper oral hygiene and continue to visit our office regularly are experiencing symptoms with their teeth and jaw that are a mystery. We know what the potential problem might be and the answer may surprise you. Continue reading to learn more about what might be causing your unexplained dental health concerns.

Sleep Apnea: Are You At Risk?

Do you have family members that are constantly complaining about your snoring? If the answer is yes, then you might be suffering from a very common condition known as sleep apnea. Sleep apnea occurs when the upper airway becomes blocked during sleep, reducing or stopping your breathing throughout the night. Basically, this means that, during the time you are sleeping, you have short periods where you stop breathing. Your sleep becomes affected by this because your brain becomes alerted and wakes you up briefly over and over. Many people who are affected are unaware that they are waking during the night.