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It’s important to have good oral hygiene, but especially so when you are pregnant. Hormonal changes can increase the risk of periodontal disease, that can

Have you been told you have periodontal (gum) disease? Periodontal disease can occur at any age, but is most commonly found in adults over 30.

Have you ever wondered why you are recommended to get your teeth cleaned every six months? Keeping your teeth and gums healthy is just one

Why We Take X-Rays Have you ever wondered why your dental office takes x-rays? Because we can only visually see about one-third of your teeth,

In the last 40 years, the use and development of dental implants has made the biggest advancements in dentistry. Implants are compatible with the human

Teeth Grinding According to the National Sleep Foundation, grinding your teeth (Bruxism), affects about 8 percent of adults. If you grind your teeth occasionally, it

A common dental emergency includes a knocked-out tooth. Don\’t panic just yet! Follow a few instructions and the tooth may be saved. Here\’s what to do

It\’s important to know that with the best dental technology comes a comfortable environment for all of our patients, including those who have special needs.