Milk isn't the only good source of calcium. Leafy greens, sardines, some beans and lentils, almonds, and tofu can be good sources of calcium.
Whether you've just started playing recently or you are an expert, we want to know- what video games have you been playing lately?
Many people do need their wisdom teeth removed, but there are some cases where the wisdom teeth won't cause any problems when they come in. It's important to have wisdom teeth checked because everyone's smile is different, and an examination can help create the best treatment plan possible.
Today is the first day of fall! Are you happy that it's here or are you already looking forward to another season?
What's your favorite book of all time? Or maybe a recent favorite? We also don't mind a list because sometimes it's hard to just pick one!
Some of you may be working from home, and some of your children may be learning online from home. What are some tips you have been using to stay productive in a new environment?
When teeth are crooked or crowded, they can be difficult to brush and floss, increasing the risk of tartar buildup, decay, and gum disease. Braces not only affect the appearance of your smile, but they can help with oral hygiene in the future as well.
While the pumpkin flavor in coffee doesn’t have dental health benefits, pumpkin and pumpkin seeds have plenty of vitamins and minerals that help improve the health of your smile, like iron, magnesium, zinc, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C. Are you a pumpkin fan? Let us know your favorite ways to cook with pumpkin in the comments!
Happy Halloween!! 🎃
When we chew, speak, and any other time our teeth make contact, this activates the bone tissue, causing the jawbone to maintain its density and form. Losing teeth means that there is less simulation of the jawbone, and the jaw begins to its structure.
Calcium cannot keep our teeth healthy on its own because phosphorus helps our body process calcium more effectively. Phosphorus commonly is found in meat, seafood, poultry, milk, cheese, and eggs, but it can also be found in plant-based foods, such as soybeans, pumpkin seeds, broccoli, sunflower seeds, lentils, whole grains, and nuts.
While bruxism (teeth grinding) often happens during sleep, it can also happen throughout the day, especially when you are stressed.
If you have sensitive teeth, teeth whitening may still be an option. A professional consultation and treatment can take into account the current health of your teeth, help address concerns you may have, and create an optimal outcome for your smile.
Did you know that this week we celebrated National Brush Your Teeth Day? While every day is a tooth-brushing day, it's fun to know that we have a day dedicated to our healthy smiles. Kids of all ages should be brushing twice daily with age appropriate brushes - what works for your little one won't necessarily work for adult teeth. If you're not sure what works best to keep your teeth in working order, ask at your next appointment, or give us a call for our recommendation. Here's to happy brushing!
If there is one thing that regular Zoom conference calls has revealed, it's how much we are looking at our teeth now! While teeth whitening or veneers can give us a more youthful smile, and straightening your teeth is always a good idea for the longevity of your smile, having daily hygiene habits that care for your teeth are an important foundation to keeping your teeth for your lifetime. So here's a thumbs up for dental health!
Today is a time to honor all who have served. Did you know that Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I in 1918? Today we continue the tradition of marking November 11th as a day to reflect upon the heroism of those who have served in all wars. How are you practicing remembrance of veterans today? 🇺🇸
Still have your wisdom teeth? Even though we're wearing masks these days, it's still important to keep your smile healthy. Dentists and Oral Surgeons recommend removing your wisdom teeth (or third molars) before you turn 20 for less complications during surgery. Ready to schedule your appointment? Give us a call to find out more about how we can support your healthy smile.
Show your smile to the world! Smiling lifts the spirits, can communicate empathy, love, humor, and so many other emotions. Yet sometimes we lack the confidence to grin with a friend, or connect through a laugh on video. Our experienced team can help you find the natural smile you were born to have. Call us and we'll be happy to listen to your goals and craft a solution just for you. Now isn't that something to smile about?
Practice good habits for a lifetime of health and well-being. As you teach a younger generation or as you learn new lessons yourself, remember it's never too late to implement a habit of self-care.
Yes! We're currently open to serve your dental health needs. With all of the closures happening across the country, it's important for you to know that we take your safety seriously. In addition to our exceptionally high safety standards already in place, we have some extra steps in place to make your visit comfortable and safe. To learn more, visit our website or call us if you have any questions. We can't wait to see you!
The end of the year is fast approaching, and when January 1st arrives, many dental plans re-set your yearly benefits. You may be missing out on getting together with friends, but we don't want you missing out on healthy teeth. Call today to schedule your cleaning and don't let those premiums go to waste!💰
Holidays are a time for fun... and lots of sweets! While we enjoy a christmas cookie or some egg nog ourselves, it's important to remember that as in many things, a little goes a long way. Have some fun this holiday season - and remember to drink plenty of water alongside your holiday treat - and brush regularly!
Have you read our reviews? Our team loves taking care of their community, and we appreciate each person who has taken the time to share with us what they enjoyed about their experience with us. Check out what our patients have to say about us!
From all of us to all of you - we wish you the very best during this holiday season, and we can't wait to see you in the New Year!
2020 hasn't been the easiest for a lot of us, but with this new beginning, we can all push for a great 2021. From our family to yours, cheers to a happy new year!
2021 is right around the corner - and with it - the possibilities are endless. As we enter this new year, what new things will you bring to your life?
A smile is the universal sign for happiness. No matter where you are in the world, there will never be a need for a smile interpreter. Reach out to us and let's talk about giving you the best smile you can give!
As you start your New Year's resolutions of healthy eating and consistent workouts, let's not forget the little things like brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once a day.
If you'd like to take it a step further, reach out and let us help you with your dental goals for 2021! #HappyNewYear
Did you know that using a medium to hard bristle toothbrush can damage your gums and teeth? For most of us, a good quality soft rounded tip bristle is great for cleaning our teeth and gums without damaging them. Connect with us and let's talk about how we can improve your overall dental health!
With the vaccines slowly being rolled out, it is important for us to remember that we're still in a pandemic. That said, the people over at MouthHealthy created a great article(https://bit.ly/3mXKaEK ) on what to expect at your next dental appointment.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out!
Out with the old, in with the new! Just a friendly reminder to replace your toothbrush if it has been awhile since you last replaced them. 😁
FUN FACT: The tooth enamel is the hardest structure in the human body.
What better place to show a brilliant smile than your next Zoom meeting!
PRO TIP: Flossing is an essential part of oral hygiene.
According to the American Dental Association using an interdental dental cleaner, such as a floss, at least once a day is key to keeping your oral hygiene healthy.
May it be your significant other, your friend, or your family, share a smile in this day of love. Happy Valentine's Day!
Although cavities can be common, it’s completely preventable with proper care. Consistent teeth brushing and flossing is a part of this.
Looking to level up your family’s dental health? We’re here to help you care for your family's oral health! #smiles #dental
Nobody likes to deal with tooth aches. Good news is we're here to help! Contact us and let us see what we can do to get back your smile!
This week we celebrated Dental Assistants, and tomorrow is National Dentist's Day! We are excited to celebrate the amazing work that dentists do each and every day, and since it falls on a weekend, we hope that ours can get out and enjoy some well-deserved R&R. Tell us about a moment with your favorite dentist in the comments below! 👇
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How often should you see a dentist? While there is no one-size fits all answer, generally you should plan at least two cleaning visits in order to keep on top of a healthy smile and a healthy body. Curious about what your mouth needs? Call us to learn more about what we recommend for you! http://bit.ly/3s4zK9q
We are officially out of the winter season, and the world around us is starting to emerge renewed. Spring into your healthy smile and be sure you have your next visit scheduled with our team. Call us today, we can't wait to see you!
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