The biting surface of your back teeth, have a lot of texture and contours that can harbor the food particles and plaque that lead to tooth decay. Dental sealants are an inexpensive way to protect and prolong the health of the biting surface of your or your child’s back teeth. The plastic-resin sealants painted onto the biting surface of the... read more »

If you are interested in sealing out tooth decay, we have a way to help you! Dental sealants are strong, successful, and reliable products that cover your teeth and prevent tooth decay. To help you know more about dental sealants, we have provided the answers to the following questions: What is a dental sealant? A dental sealant is a thin,... read more »

If you wish to have a strong, healthy, and functional smile, fluoride is the perfect mineral for you! Fluoride is a beneficial source that strengthens and nourishes your smile as well as fights off decay, bacteria, and infection. This mineral can be found in many natural resources, like food and tap water, and using it is a great way to... read more »

You may be surprised to learn that lasers have many purposes in modern dentistry. Dental lasers can be used in the following treatments and procedures. Cosmetic Dentistry Teeth whitening is one of the most common uses for a dental laser, which activates agents in the peroxide bleach to speed up the whitening process. Lasers can lengthen teeth crowns by exposing... read more »

If bacteria slips inside the tooth through a crack or decay, it can cause infection to the pulp tissue. This infection can spread to the root of the tooth where a pus-pocket (the abscess) is created. Abscessed teeth need to be treated by your dentist to prevent the infection from spreading to the rest of the body. But how can... read more »

Flossing is a necessary part of dental health. Floss reaches the places between your teeth where a toothbrush can’t. Flossing gets rid of the plaque there and prevents cavities and gum disease. If you floss your teeth, kudos to you! However, are you flossing correctly? There is a right and a wrong way to floss; here is what you need... read more »

It’s no wonder the American Dental Association has called dental implants “one of the biggest advancements in dentistry in the past 40 years”: Dental implants can improve a person’s appearance, speech, comfort, ability to eat, self-esteem and overall oral health. In case you’ve been wondering if dental implants are right for you, we’ve provided a few insights about dental implants... read more »

August 6th is National Fresh Breath Day! You can take part by following these easy steps to make your breath nice and fresh today. Drink More Water: Drinking water helps to produce more saliva which fights bad bath. The smell-producing bacteria thrive when your mouth is dry. Drinking water also helps dislodge particles that are stuck between your teeth. Don’t... read more »

Brushing your teeth at least twice a day is important for keeping your teeth and gums healthy. But did you know that your brushing hygiene also depends on how you maintain and store your toothbrush? It is good to get in the habit of washing your toothbrush on a regular basis to maintain its cleanliness. When you wash your toothbrush,... read more »

If you’re busy spring cleaning, why not add a spring dental cleaning to your to-clean list? We know how important a healthy smile is, and we’re happy to help you out with your spring cleaning (of your teeth, that is)!Visit us for a cleaning so we can remove any plaque and tartar buildup that brushing and flossing has missed and... read more »