The COVID-19 pandemic has upended people’s lives in insane ways. With all the new stresses we face, it can be easy to let your oral health fall by the wayside. The stress of the pandemic combined with neglecting basic oral hygiene may have affected your...
You know when you need to floss and brush your teeth, but how do you know if you need a dental crown? If you’re visiting your dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups, then they’ll be sure to alert you, but how can you tell in...
When it comes to creating a dental wellness plan for 2021, the best thing to do is brush up on basic hygiene. Taking care of your teeth and gums is a simple and easy task. Unfortunately, many people don’t practice the basics, which can lead...
With everything going on this holiday season, the last thing you need is a dental emergency. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to schedule an emergency dental appointment due to a practice’s holiday schedule. You’ll need a plan to deal with the problem until you can...
Tis the season to rush about, checking off all of the presents you need to buy for loved ones this holiday season. But have you even considered buying a present for one of the most important people in your life—yourself? 2020 has been hard for so...
Sensitive teeth can occur for different reasons, but it’s often the result of enamel loss. This can be due to poor dental hygiene, brushing too hard, or even gum disease. Your dentist is well-equipped to diagnose the cause of your tooth sensitivity, how to treat...
Plenty of people have dealt with cavities in their teeth. Maybe it was the horror stories your parents told you as a child that keep you anxious about getting cavities. You might have even had to have cavities filled before in your life, and are...
Many people spend the holidays concerned about how it will affect their waistline. However, have you ever stopped to consider how it can affect your dental health? The good news is that many traditional Thanksgiving foods are actually good for your teeth. Just keep an eye...
As the year winds down, it’s becoming time to think about the funds you have left in your FSA account. Unlike HSAs, these funds don’t roll over into next year. That’s why it’s important that you use the money while you can on approved medical...
Some people aren’t sure what to do if they chip a tooth. Should you ignore it? Should you call your dentist? How big of a problem is it and what should be done about it? While the cause of a chipped tooth can vary, the real...