News
It’s Springtime!
I don’t know about you but we are so glad Spring is here! It’s been a long winter and we are ready for warm temps, ...
Read More →
Visible Signs of Clenching
We see a lot of patients in our practice that exhibit visible signs of clenching and/or grinding. While most people know what grinding (bruxing) is ...
Read More →
Biteguards
Clenching and grinding of the teeth are extremely destructive dental habits. Unlike normal chewing, where teeth are cushioned with portions of food and biting force ...
Read More →
Thumb Sucking and Pacifier Use in Children
Many parents have questions regarding thumb sucking and pacifier use. While each child and situation is unique, the article below gives a general outline of ...
Read More →
Oral Cancer Screening
The importance of a thorough oral exam on semi-annual basis is imperative. Oral cancer screenings are more often than not only performed in a dental ...
Read More →
Sonic Powered Toothbrush Technique
Sonic Powered Toothbrush Are you using a Sonic Powered toothbrush? If so, please watch the video below to make sure you are using your brush ...
Read More →
Dental Sealants
What are sealants? Dental sealants are temporary plastic coatings that are placed on the chewing surface of the permanent back teeth to help protect them ...
Read More →
Am I Brushing To Hard?
Did you know that your toothbrush should look the exact same way the day you throw it away as the day you first took it ...
Read More →
Rotary Toothbrush Technique
Dental plaque forms on all surfaces of your teeth, especially in-between teeth and along the gumline. It is important to focus on these areas during ...
Read More →
Denture Cleaning
Removable partials or dentures should be cared for daily to keep them clean, stain free and looking good! • Remove/ rinse dentures after eating. Run ...
Read More →
Flossing Technique
In order for dental floss to effectively remove plaque from your teeth, you need to be sure you’re using the correct technique. • Use enough ...
Read More →
What is Tartar (Calculus) Buildup?
Calculus or tartar is hardened dental plaque. It is caused by the continual accumulation of minerals from saliva on plaque on the teeth. Its rough ...
Read More →