Did you know that gum disease affects an estimated 65 million Americans? This common condition destroys the gum tissue and underlying bone that support the teeth. In addition to increasing the risk of tooth loss, researchers have found a link between gum disease and heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s, pregnancy complications, and some cancers.
So, what can you do? You already know that brushing and flossing can improve your gum health, but did you know there are some additions you can make to your diet that can help as well? It’s true! Keep reading to find out which dentist-recommended foods will do the trick!
As a child you may have been taught, “If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.” But while that surely applies most of the time there are always exceptions to every rule, and Invisalign is one of those exceptions! Initially, it may seem hard to believe that you can straighten your teeth invisibly, oftentimes faster and with less discomfort than with braces. But that’s exactly what this alternative to braces can do. If you’d like to know a bit more about how it works and whether you’d be a good candidate for it, this blog will cover those things and more.
First things first! You are to be commended for the excellent brushing and flossing that you do at least twice a day. By performing these tasks daily you’ve joined an elite group of people, as only 50% of the population brush and floss their teeth daily. But, like everything else in life, there are levels to your oral care. Thus, the next summit for you to climb is that of excellent 
A smile is a universal gesture. When you meet other people for the first time, even if those people are from a culture completely different than your own, a warm smile can put everyone at ease. There is no one who doesn’t love a genuine grin! However, you might not know just how powerful your smile is. Your cosmetic dentist lists some reasons why you should show off your pearly whites more often.
This blog is a follow up to a recent blog that a lot of folks were asking about.
volving some conservative bonding to close the “black triangles” caused by gum recession. These are relatively straightforward, and the patient sees immediate results.
You and your family share so much already — why would you visit different dentists? There’s a team not far away who’s prepared to meet all your oral health needs with a personalized, friendly approach. 
As we continue to meet new families in our practice, we are frequently asked, “When should I bring my kid to the dentist?”
Silver or white? Metal or plastic? Mercury or bonded?
