A well-practiced oral hygiene routine can only protect your teeth so much. That’s why sealants and fluorides are an important part of preventive dentistry. Sealants and fluorides help protect your teeth from tooth decay.

As adults, we’re aware that breaking a habit is a hard thing to do. That’s why it’s so important to encourage healthy habits with young children. Helping them establish proper oral health habits at a young age will help ensure those habits follow them into adulthood.

Having missing teeth can make anyone self-conscious when talking or smiling, but thankfully, dental implants can help restore confidence.

Say “cheese!”—It’s National Smile Month!

Skipping the dentist can put you at risk for issues such as cavities or gum disease, but did you know missing those regular check-ups can also put your overall health at risk?

Dental insurance is an important tool. It helps ensure the health of your teeth, as well as your overall health and it can potentially save you time and money. How so? Let’s break it down.

True or False: Research shows that over 90 percent of systemic diseases have oral indicators, such as swollen gums or dry mouth.

The month of February is recognized as National Children’s Dental Health Month by the American Dental Association and the ADA Foundation. The goal is to promote the benefits of good oral health to children, as well as convey the importance to parents, care givers, teachers and more.

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