If the choices of toothpaste for your family’s daily care seems to keep growing – whether in color, flavor, or formulation – you may not be alone in feeling a bit confused when making your purchase. We hope to help you with the process, through a series of blog posts related to the topic of your toothpaste, starting with fluoride. Can it make a difference in your daily care? Continue reading →

If your child is dealing with dental issues– crooked or crowded teeth, overbite, underbite, or even an incorrect jaw position– orthodontic braces may be the answer to improve one, or more of these problems. Continue reading →

You’ve received the news– you may need a dental crown. But do you really know what this could mean for your mouth? Continue reading →

The spring sports season is underway. And your family may be geared-up for some new activities through your school, organized, or recreational leagues. But whether you are on a team, a coach, or parent– you’ll want to be sure your most valuable players are also playing it safe. Continue reading →

Fresh breath and pearly whites. Your mouth may smell and look good, but it is also full of bacteria, and even a little neglect of your teeth and gums can lead to a decline in your overall health. Continue reading →

You may be doing everything right, including brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist on a regular basis. Yet, sometimes food, environmental factors, and the passage of time can still take a toll on the brightness of your smile. Continue reading →

Good habits, along with regular dental visits, can help you keep a happy, healthy smile. But if you are faced with restoring a damaged or decayed tooth, you’ll have some choices, including the type of material used for your dental filling. Continue reading →

Do you ever see someone grinning, whether in person or on TV, and think to yourself– what a beautiful smile? Sure, it may look effortless. But it’s usually the result of good dental habits. Continue reading →

If your child has successfully had his or her first dental checkup, you may now be trying to help your child understand the importance of creating good oral hygiene habits. Continue reading →

It’s a question we receive from parents on a regular basis– when should you take your child to the dentist for the first time? Continue reading →