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Smiles are the easiest facial expression to recognize! Even babies are born knowing how to smile! Give us a call today or schedule your appointment online to spread the smiles and love the smile you are in.
Take the time to brush your teeth well! Toothbrushes come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but choose one that fits in your mouth comfortably. Correct brushing technique means placing the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle toward your gum line and gently moving the bristles back and forth in short strokes. Contact us today for more information or to book your appointment today!
Prevention is always better than treatment! Make sure to schedule your next visit with us!
Making yourself smile can boost your overall mood & reduce stress! Give us a call today and love the smile you are in. We look forward to seeing you!
Employee Pumpkin Painting Contest. Vote for your favorite Pumpkin. May the best pumpkin WIN!!
Flat and shiny surfaces on your teeth are a sign of teeth grinding. You may need a night guard! Call us if you notice this!
Your toothache could be related to stress! When you're stressed your body becomes less likely to fight infections!
Is the taste of ice cream or a sip of hot coffee sometimes a painful experience for you? Does brushing or flossing make you wince occasionally? If so, you may have sensitive teeth!
Stress-related oral health conditions have been on the rise since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Call us today to ensure optimal oral health!
Show off those pearly whites and do some smiling today!
Did you know that water, especially fluoridated water, is the best beverage for maintaining your oral health? Make sure to drink your water today!
Drinking soda, juice, or sweetened coffee every day could take a toll on your teeth. Call us to find out how and learn about healthy swaps you can make today!
You know that what you eat directly impacts your health, and that includes the health of your teeth and gums! Make sure to be conscious of what you're putting in your body and eat your share of veggies & fruits every day!
We hope that you are having a safe & healthy holiday weekend!
Dry mouth is not a normal part of aging. If you have dry mouth, call us today! Dry mouth can be a sign of certain diseases or can be caused by certain medications or the result of medical treatments.
A bidirectional relationship exists between oral health and diet and nutrition. Diet and nutrition affect the health of the tissues in the mouth; and the health of the mouth affects nutrients consumed!
Potential physical, sensory, and cognitive impairments associated with aging may make home oral health care challenging. Call us today so that we can help you prevent rather than treat!
Frequent consumption of acidic food and beverages is associated with an increased risk of erosive tooth wear.
Whitening treatments can be effective on both extrinsic and intrinsic staining. Call us today to see if this treatment is right for you!
We want you to have a smile that you're proud of! Let us help you ensure that you have great oral health!
Receive treatment by our quality team here at our practice! Schedule your next visit today.
Take care of your teeth! You only get one set & it's important to ensure that you're taking action to guarantee that your teeth are healthy!
Bad breath could be the result of a serious dental problem! Call us to schedule your next visit so that we can ensure you have optimal oral health!
Reminder! Don't go to bed without brushing your teeth. Brushing before bed gets rid of the germs and plaque that accumulate throughout the day!
Happy Holidays! Warmest thoughts and best wishes to you and your loved ones!
Treat flossing as important as brushing! Make sure to floss your teeth at least once every single day!
Happy New Year's Eve! We thank you for all of your support this year and can't wait to see what the new year has in store!
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Plaque is a film of bacteria that coats your teeth if you don't brush them properly. It contributes to gum disease and tooth decay. Make sure to brush your teeth at least twice a day!
As we enter the New Year, what are some goals that you have for 2021?
Regular cleanings from a dental hygienist will help you keep your oral health in check and alert you to potential issues sooner rather than later! Schedule your next visit with us today.
Flossing helps you reach places in your mouth that you can't with a toothbrush! Flossing daily helps with your teeth & gum health!
Limiting the amount of sugary and starchy foods that you consume can ultimately play a huge role when it comes to your overall oral health. Eating too much sugar can lead to cavities so it's important that everything is consumed in moderation!
Certain mouthwashes can be beneficial when it comes to your oral health. Sometime it can be hard to choose which mouthwash is right for you and we are here for you. Contact us so that we can help you with any questions that you may have!
Tooth brushing stops plaque from building up. Try to make sure you brush every surface of all your teeth!
Many people suffer from tooth decay when much of it can be avoided by simple preventative measures. Schedule your next visit with us so that we can ensure that you have optimal oral health!
The three oral conditions that most affect overall health and quality of life are cavities, severe gum disease, and severe tooth loss. Suffering from one of these conditions? Schedule your next visit today!
Untreated cavities can cause pain and infections that may lead to problems with eating, speaking, playing, and learning. It's important to ensure that you are scheduling regular dental visits to avoid oral problems from occurring in the future!
If you have diabetes, work to maintain control of the disease! This will decrease risk for other complications, including gum disease. Treating gum disease may help lower your blood sugar level.
Fluoride has been proven to protect teeth from decay. Bacteria in the mouth produce acid when a person eats sugary foods. This acid eats away minerals from the tooth’s surface, making the tooth weaker and increasing the chance of developing cavities!
Removing plaque is essential to good mouth health. If not removed, plaque can combine with sugary and acidic foods leading to tooth decay. We recommend brushing twice a day and cleaning in between your teeth at least once a day. Call us today to schedule your next visit!
Practice good oral hygiene! Brush your teeth thoroughly twice a day and floss daily between the teeth to remove dental plaque.
Smiling is the universal sign for happiness! We offer a variety of treatments to improve and bring out your naturally beautiful smile. Call us today!
Dentists do not only solve problems, we are vital to preventing them. We can spot early gum disease, tooth decay and other problems before they become severe. Call today to get your routine dental appointment scheduled!
If brushing and flossing your teeth are the only steps for dental care, you may not be giving your mouth all the attention it needs! A regular routine can still be leaving gaps that can potentially harm your mouth over time. Schedule your next dental visit so that we can ensure that you have optimal oral health!
Toothaches are pain in and around your teeth, usually caused from tooth decay. The pain can come and go or be constant. Toothaches can be heightened when you are eating and drinking. Experiencing tooth pain? Call today!
Dentists do not only solve problems, we are vital to preventing them. We can spot early gum disease, tooth decay and other problems before they become severe. Call today to get your routine dental appointment scheduled!
Visiting your dentist for an annual exam can help prevent diseases and cavities. During your exam, our expert staff will be able to identify tooth decay and slow the progression of gum disease while providing a comfortable and painless experience. Call us today to schedule your annual exam!
If brushing and flossing your teeth are the only steps for dental care, you may not be giving your mouth all the attention it needs! A regular routine can still be leaving gaps that can potentially harm your mouth over time. Schedule your next dental visit so that we can ensure that you have optimal oral health!
Toothaches are pain in and around your teeth, usually caused from tooth decay. The pain can come and go or be constant. Toothaches can be heightened when you are eating and drinking. Experiencing tooth pain? Call today!
Dentists do not only solve problems, we are vital to preventing them. We can spot early gum disease, tooth decay and other problems before they become severe. Call today to get your routine dental appointment scheduled!
A cavity forms when the outer layer of your tooth has become damaged. Unlike your skin, your tooth cannot repair itself. Scheduling an appointment with your dentist to treat your cavity can preserve the life of your tooth. Call today if you are experiencing any tooth pain!
Brushing your teeth is vital to maintaining good dental health. Not brushing your teeth regularly can lead to plaque buildup. When plaque buildup has been left untreated, dental infections can develop and eventually lead to tooth loss.
Visiting your dentist for an annual exam can help prevent diseases and cavities. During your exam, our expert staff will be able to identify tooth decay and slow the progression of gum disease while providing a comfortable and painless experience. Call us today to schedule your annual exam!
If brushing and flossing your teeth are the only steps for dental care, you may not be giving your mouth all the attention it needs! A regular routine can still be leaving gaps that can potentially harm your mouth over time. Schedule your next dental visit so that we can ensure that you have optimal oral health!
Toothaches are pain in and around your teeth, usually caused from tooth decay. The pain can come and go or be constant. Toothaches can be heightened when you are eating and drinking. Experiencing tooth pain? Call today!
Dental diseases can have an effect on your overall health. Maintaining a constant dental routine can help prevent several dental diseases. Call us today to ensure your smile is as healthy as possible!
Brushing and flossing can reduce bacteria in your mouth and the chance of gum disease. Seeing your dentist for annual exams is as important as your at home dental routine. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
A cavity forms when the outer layer of your tooth has become damaged. Unlike your skin, your tooth cannot repair itself. Scheduling an appointment with your dentist to treat your cavity can preserve the life of your tooth. Call today if you are experiencing any tooth pain!
Brushing your teeth is vital to maintaining good dental health. Not brushing your teeth regularly can lead to plaque buildup. When plaque buildup has been left untreated, dental infections can develop and eventually lead to tooth loss.
Visiting your dentist for an annual exam can help prevent diseases and cavities. During your exam, our expert staff will be able to identify tooth decay and slow the progression of gum disease while providing a comfortable and painless experience. Call us today to schedule your annual exam!
If brushing and flossing your teeth are the only steps for dental care, you may not be giving your mouth all the attention it needs! A regular routine can still be leaving gaps that can potentially harm your mouth over time. Schedule your next dental visit so that we can ensure that you have optimal oral health!
A tooth cavity can be treated during your dental visit! Our expert staff will be able to remove the decayed tooth tissue and fill the cavity, restoring the tooth! If you are experiencing tooth pain and need a dental exam, call us today!
Being transparent at your dental visit can allow our staff to best understand your unique needs. Not discussing any irregular symptoms from your doctor can keep you from receiving the proper treatment. Keep an accurate list of your dental symptoms, so you are ready when your visit arises!
Dental diseases can have an effect on your overall health. Maintaining a constant dental routine can help prevent several dental diseases. Call us today to ensure your smile is as healthy as possible!
Brushing and flossing can reduce bacteria in your mouth and the chance of gum disease. Seeing your dentist for annual exams is as important as your at home dental routine. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
A cavity forms when the outer layer of your tooth has become damaged. Unlike your skin, your tooth cannot repair itself. Scheduling an appointment with your dentist to treat your cavity can preserve the life of your tooth. Call today if you are experiencing any tooth pain!
Brushing your teeth is vital to maintaining good dental health. Not brushing your teeth regularly can lead to plaque buildup. When plaque buildup has been left untreated, dental infections can develop and eventually lead to tooth loss.
Gingivitis occurs when plaque and bacteria build up, causing gum inflammation. Routine dental exams can prevent the progression of gingivitis, however when left untreated gingivitis can turn into a more severe gum disease. Call today to schedule your next dental visit!
If you are having difficulty chewing and swallowing, please schedule your next dental visit. Sudden changes in your mouth, jaw, and tongue can lead to difficulties with chewing and swallowing. Receiving immediate help will prevent any further pain or discomfort later!
A tooth cavity can be treated during your dental visit! Our expert staff will be able to remove the decayed tooth tissue and fill the cavity, restoring the tooth! If you are experiencing tooth pain and need a dental exam, call us today!
Being transparent at your dental visit can allow our staff to best understand your unique needs. Not discussing any irregular symptoms from your doctor can keep you from receiving the proper treatment. Keep an accurate list of your dental symptoms, so you are ready when your visit arises!
Dental diseases can have an effect on your overall health. Maintaining a constant dental routine can help prevent several dental diseases. Call us today to ensure your smile is as healthy as possible!
Brushing and flossing can reduce bacteria in your mouth and the chance of gum disease. Seeing your dentist for annual exams is as important as your at home dental routine. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
