As 2019 comes to a close, are you planning on setting any health goals for next year? Many people start a weight loss regime or new exercise routine at the beginning of the year, hoping it will make them look and feel better. But there is another health routine that can be just as beneficial that most people often overlook. Can you guess what it is? If not, click here to find out how we can help you improve your overall health in 2020.
We all hear of the benefits of early detection when it comes to medical issues — the treatments are easier and can decrease the severity of conditions. The case is similar when we recommend children as young as 7 be seen by an orthodontist. We now know that monitoring and intervening earlier in a child’s dental health can produce better outcomes for them in the future.
Did you know that there is a term for taking care of your teeth before problems arise? It’s called preventative dentistry. We don’t believe you should wait until there is an emergency or you are in severe pain to see a dentist. In addition to steps you can take at home, we practice preventative dentistry…
Having a healthy mouth is more important than you might think. It goes beyond appearance. On any given day you may use your mouth to smile, talk, eat and drink, convey feelings through facial expressions, or sing and shout. Poor oral health affects all of these things — and more. Good oral health isn’t hard…
Chances are you or someone you know has diabetes. This disease can seriously affect oral health. People diagnosed with diabetes are at risk of several oral health problems, and there is a link between diabetes and gum disease. Do you know what to look for? People who have diabetes must keep their blood sugar levels…
