It’s back-to-school time which comes with all the usual excitement and preparations. There are supplies to find, new clothes to purchase, and health matters to attend to. Don’t forget that it’s also important to set your child up for success with consistent dental hygiene habits! Recent studies have shown a correlation between a child’s oral health and their school performance. Keep reading to learn more about how, and what you can do to help get your child off to a strong start this year!

You know that you should be brushing and flossing your teeth twice a day, but do you know why? These are simple ways we can prevent some of the most frequently seen oral healthcare issues. Continue reading to learn more about three common concerns and how you can avoid them.

If this is your first summer with dental implants, you don’t have to leave your favorite foods off your plate anymore. Dental implants have the support of your jawbone, restoring 70% of your natural biting force. You can eat many seasonal favorites, but there are a few things you should know to protect your investment. Here are 4 summer foods you should limit to safeguard your new smile.

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Gray hair and wrinkles aren’t the only changes you’ll notice to your appearance as time passes. Your teeth can show signs of wear and tear. Stains, missing teeth, and other imperfections can make you look years older. You don’t have to go under the knife to turn back the clock. Your cosmetic dentist can take years off the way you look. Here are 4 options to refresh your smile with cosmetic dentistry.

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Warm weather and sunny days are finally here. If your bags are packed for your summer vacation, don’t forget to visit your dentist before you leave. Although there’s much to do before you hit the road, here are 3 reasons to make time for a cleaning and checkup before departing.

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Summer vacation is a great opportunity to relax and get away from the stresses of daily life. You can forget about all of the things that are bothering you back home and enjoy yourself.

However, if you don’t want to come home with a bunch of new oral health problems, you need to take decent care of your oral health during summer vacation. If you want to know how best to protect your teeth this summer, here are a few things you can keep in mind.

With the many ways that the world has changed over the past few years, just about everyone is less practiced than they used to be at interacting in person. Most people are used to working from home and meeting over Zoom, so having to make a good impression face-to-face is something they may not have had to worry about for a while.

There’s no one secret to being approachable or charismatic, but there are a few things you could keep in mind if you want to improve how you come off to others. Here are a few tips for making the best impression possible.

As another school year comes to an end, it’s almost time for your student to walk across the stage to receive their diploma or degree. They’ve worked hard to accomplish their goal. Reward their effort and commitment by giving the gift of a stunning smile. A person with attractive teeth is viewed as intelligent, successful, and confident, which are important qualities to have in any career. You can ensure your graduate looks and feels their best as they take the next step toward their future with cosmetic dentistry. Here are a few great options for graduating students. 

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April brings blooming flowers and much-needed spring showers. You can also expect some extra money to pour in since it’s Tax Day on the 18^th.  As you consider what to spend your tax refund on, you should think about the difference it can make for your smile! There are many dental services that are a worthy investment in your oral health. Read on to learn how using your tax refund for your dental health is a wise investment!

Preventive dental care is essential in keeping your smile not only beautiful but healthy too! Your dentist will give your teeth a thorough cleaning and polish, ensuring that any buildup of plaque and tartar is washed away. They will also give you a complete examination to check for any oral health issues before they become more serious. One of the things your dentist will check for is oral cancer. By detecting this disease early, you can treat it before it worsens or spreads. Read on to learn about the risk factors and symptoms of oral cancer.