Can my baby get cavities?
Even though they are temporary, your child’s baby teeth are important to helping him or her develop a healthy smile both now and in the future. Children need strong and healthy teeth to chew their food, speak, and help their permanent teeth come in correctly. So it’s...I Have a Dental Emergency!
Accidents happen, and knowing what to do when one occurs can mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth. For any dental emergencies, it’s important to visit the dentist as soon as possible. If the emergency happens when our office is closed, call anyway! We...What is Gingivitis?
Gingivitis is when your gums are inflamed, sore, puffy, or mildly irritated. It signifies a risk for gum disease and should be taken seriously, but is generally easy to treat when diagnosed early and managed correctly. Every day a thin film of bacteria, called plaque,...Why do I need to visit the dentist regularly? Can’t I just go when it hurts?
Many people think that they only need to go to the dentist when they have a problem. Since patients can’t see into their own mouths very well, this usually only happens when something is very painful. We call this “crisis treatment” as opposed to “preventive...Will soda and sports drinks ruin my teeth?
Your teeth are encased in enamel which protects them from the acidity in everyday food and drinks. However, when your teeth are frequently attacked by drinks with a lot of acid (like soda) the enamel can wear down and that can lead to dental erosion. So if you are...Follow us online!
