Category: Dental Health

If you experience daytime sleepiness, you may have an undiagnosed sleep disorder. Read our blog post to learn about sleep apnea and how we can help improve the quality of your sleep!

If you play sports or have an athlete in your family, read our blog post to learn about your options for athletic mouthguards: custom-fitted mouthguards, boil-and-bite mouthguards, and stock mouthguards.

Check out our blog post to learn if tap water is safe for your teeth. Contact us for more information about caring for your dental health!

Check out our blog post to learn how genetics can affect your oral health. But regardless of your genes, you can take charge of your own oral health today. Contact us to schedule a cleaning at our dental office!

Read our blog post for tips to stop dry mouth. We discuss common causes of mouth dryness and explain how we can help resolve your discomfort. Contact us to schedule your consultation!

Check out our blog post to discover why poor oral hygiene could be contributing to your acne! Do you need help improving your oral care routine, or getting your oral health back on track? We are here to answer all your dental questions. Contact us today for cleaner teeth and clearer skin.

Read our blog post to discover why your gums are bleeding. Do you know how to spot the early signs of gum disease? We can help resolve your dental discomfort and offer tips to improve your oral hygiene routine—contact us today!

Are you worried about your oral health as you get older? Check out our blog post for 7 tips that’ll help any senior avoid future tooth decay and loss. Proper oral hygiene will ensure you’re able to easily talk, eat, and smile throughout your life. Ask our dental office all your oral care questions!

If you’re discouraged by chronic bad breath, check out our blog post to learn 6 breath-freshening techniques. We talk about proper oral hygiene, sugar-free gum and mints, gargling, mint tea, and avoiding tobacco. Contact us with more questions about improving your oral health!

A new year means it’s the time to set those resolutions. This year, consider your oral health when deciding what you want to change in the months to come. On our blog, we give you ideas for new year’s resolutions related to your dental health. Read on to learn more!