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When faced with the prospect of dental surgery, patients are understandably concerned about a number of factors, including recovery time and the risk of infection. Fortunately, advances in dentistry over the years have led to improved results and overall patient experience. One such advancement is the use of Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF). PRF is a […]

We all know how important fluoride treatments are for children. However, did you know that fluoride usage for adults is just as important? It’s never too late to start practicing a healthy oral hygiene routine for your teeth. Even adults should use fluoride to experience the amazing positive effects it has on our teeth.   There […]

Most people are surprised to learn that the average toothbrush contains over 700 kinds of bacteria. Fungi, viruses, and tiny microorganisms sit on the bristles of toothbrushes around the world, establishing a foundation for diseases to form. If the thought of bacteria dwelling on the toothbrush you routinely place in your mouth doesn’t peak your curiosity […]

Many pregnant women carefully manage their diet, environment, and routine.  However, these same women often fail to consider their dental health during pregnancy.  This lack of dental health awareness can create serious consequences. Dentistry and pregnancy go hand in hand. Pregnancy often creates changes that can lead to serious dental problems, placing the mother and […]

Did you know that tooth enamel is the strongest and most durable tissue within our body? It is stronger than our bones, and harder than steel!  Tooth enamel is the substance on the outside layer of your teeth. Enamel is responsible for protecting your teeth from damage. However, don’t let the strength of enamel fool you. Tooth […]

Over 3.5 billion people, or half of the world’s population, are affected by oral diseases!  It’s important to understand that oral health doesn’t only affect a person’s mouth. Poor dental health can lead to issues throughout the body.  Oral symptoms are often an indication of a larger health problem.   But what constitutes a healthy mouth? And […]

In the United States, we indulge in eating over 3,000 calories on Christmas day (the daily recommended number is 2,500 for men and 2,000 for women).  As our waistlines expand over the Christmas period, why should our teeth be negatively affected as well?  It’s great to enjoy treats during the Holiday season, but you need to maintain […]

The number of dental emergencies treated in the United States has almost doubled since 2000. Most of us who have experienced tooth pain know it’s one of the most uncomfortable feelings out there. When a dental emergency occurs, you don’t need to panic.   In most cases, a dental emergency isn’t as serious as other types of medical emergencies.  […]

Dental cavities, or tooth decay, affect over 90% of the U.S. adult population. Gum disease, while less common, still affects an alarming 50% of adults over the age of 30.  U.S. children are suffering too, with tooth decay affecting more than 40% of those between the ages of 2 and 19.  Although gum disease is more common in adults […]