Snap-On Smiles: A Guide For Potential Patients

Posted on 2 September 2016

If you have minimal damage to your teeth, the teeth you have are yellowed, or your smile is misaligned, a lot of people think the only solutions they have would come along with lengthy procedures with a cosmetic dentist. However, snap-on smiles, sometimes called slide-in smiles, are a temporary solution that don't require much in the way of treatment of procedures. If you are looking for a quick way to see the appearance of your smile improve, this temporary dental solution may be a good solution for you. [Read More]

Could Your Dentist Help With Your Snoring?

Posted on 17 August 2016

You may think that snoring is a problem you need to see doctors for help. This isn't necessarily true. In fact, your dentist may be the professional who really has the answers. This is because some snoring can be linked to your teeth and your mouth. In fact, here's how your dentist could help with your snoring. Is Your Snoring a Symptom? Snoring occurs because the muscles around your mouth and airways become more relaxed while you sleep. [Read More]

Top 4 Oral Care Tips During Pregnancy

Posted on 29 July 2016

Pregnancy is very exciting, and there's no better time to start excellent oral care habits. If you're pregnant, talk to your dentist about the best way to care for your teeth safely and effectively. Here are four oral care tips to keep in mind while you're pregnant: 1. Look out for gingivitis When you become pregnant, hormonal changes can make you more prone to gingivitis. Gingivitis is a gum disease that causes swollen, red gums that may bleed when brushing or flossing. [Read More]

Toddler Toothbrushing Tips: Getting Your Little One To Cooperate At Toothbrushing Time

Posted on 27 June 2016

Getting a toddler to cooperate for tooth brushing isn't always easy. Many toddlers are resistant to cleaning procedures and resistant to non-play activities that are imposed upon them by adults. Luckily, there are many things you can do as a parent that will help cultivate your child's interest in the activity. The following tips will help you make tooth brushing a positive experience for both you and your toddler. Show Your Child Your Tooth Brushing Habits [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.