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Energy Drinks and Your Teeth

It seems that just as society is becoming less addicted to sugary soft-drinks, we have only replaced them with even more sugary energy drinks that contain even higher amounts of harmful substances. This can’t be good for your teeth. Have you seen how energy drinks seem to be everywhere now? They take up rows and rows of shelf space in... read more »

Fun Facts About Dental Veneers

Keep your smile shining radiantly with dental veneers. Dental veneers are a very popular form of cosmetic dentistry that is designed to give your smile the look and feel of a faultless smile. Dental veneers can be cemented atop of entire rows of teeth one tooth at a time to drastically change and enhance the look of your smile. If... read more »

Using Fillings and Crowns to Repair Cavities

Cavities are tooth decay that chews a hole in your tooth enamel, the outer layer of your teeth. If you don’t brush and floss consistently, a sticky film of bacteria, called plaque, can form on your teeth. These bacteria make acid that eats at your teeth from the sugars you eat. There are many things you can do to help... read more »

Should You Brush or Floss Your Teeth First?

You know that brushing and flossing your teeth are both important, but do you know which should come first? Would you be surprised to learn that the order doesn’t really matter? In reality, it’s far more important that you brush and floss properly. As you may know, you should brush twice a day—but did you know that you should remember... read more »

Get a Smile to Be Proud of With Dental Veneers

There are many people who, for one reason or another, don’t like their smile. Regardless of the cause, feeling shame or self-consciousness about one’s smile is not anything anyone should have to live with. Cosmetic dentistry helps people with damaged or discolored teeth have a smile they are proud of again. Dental veneers are just one powerful tool to that... read more »

What to Expect at Your Child’s First Dental Visit

It is never too soon to establish a healthy foundation for your child’s oral health. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association recommend that your baby has their first dental visit before their first birthday, or six months after their first tooth erupts. This will help to make sure there are no developmental problems,... read more »