Pros And Cons Of Dentures, As Well As Information On Implants

Posted on 28 June 2017

If you are missing one tooth, or even more than one of them, then you may want to go with partial dentures. There are a lot of other options out there, but for a lot of people partial dentures are the most feasible option. You can learn about the pros and cons of going with them here: The cons of partial dentures Partial dentures may be obvious depending on where they are located [Read More]

Graduating To A New Smile: Whiten And Brighten Your Teeth Before Graduation Day

Posted on 8 June 2017

Proper brushing, flossing, and regular visits to the dentist are important for the underlying health of your mouth, teeth, and gums. However, having a smile that is clean, white, and bright is beneficial for both your physical and emotional wellness. A whiter, more attractive smile has been proven to increase confidence and self-esteem, which can improve your chance of success in work and in love. Restoring your smile back to a whiter and brighter state before graduation day is smart, since this rite of passage starts your new life as an adult. [Read More]

3 Reasons To Get Your Teeth Cleaned

Posted on 14 May 2017

Do you avoid brushing your teeth because you don't care about them being yellow from plaque? Although yellow teeth may not cause you any embarrassment, the plaque is actually very harmful to your health. Being that you have allowed plaque to accumulate for so long, you might want to get your teeth thoroughly cleaned by a dentist. Getting rid of the plaque in a timely manner can help you avoid suffering through numerous oral health problems. [Read More]

Preventive Applications For Your Teeth

Posted on 24 February 2017

To keep your teeth in top shape, it is important to take measures to prevent tooth decay. Some activities, such as routine brushing and flossing can be performed at home, but other preventive applications need to be completed in a professional dental setting. Here are a few preventive dentistry applications that your dentist may use to protect the health of your teeth: Plastic Sealants Sealants are protective coatings of plastic that are applied to the teeth to help prevent decay. [Read More]

About Me

The Dentist From a Child' Point of View

My mother worked as a dental hygienist, so when it came time for our check-ups we knew there would be dire consequences if we did not behave in an exemplary manner. I remember thinking that I understood why some kids freaked out. Dentist offices can be scary. Sure, they try to fool you with the relaxing music, delectable air fresheners, and some of them even offer freshly baked cookies. But then they take you to that room filled with bright lights and racks of torture instruments. Fortunately, I was blessed with great teeth, and I have passed that trait on to my own children. Still, making sure they receive regular dental care is just part of being a good parent. Instead of just promising a surprise from the dentist's treasure box when the ordeal is over, I also try to thoroughly explain the process and the instruments that will be used.