The disease that tops the list for the single most common chronic disease of childhood is not the flu, the stomach bug, or the common cold, but the cavity.  The CDC reports that “More than half of children aged 6 to 8 have had a cavity in at least one of their baby (primary) teeth. More than half of adolescents...

Three Steps to a Healthier Smile Everyone wants their smile to last, but sometimes we fall into bad habits and risk permanent damage to our teeth. Following some simple rules and avoiding bad habits can help you keep your smile healthy and beautiful for a lifetime. One – Consistent At-Home Care Don’t: Skip brushing or flossing – The plaque on teeth can...

Sure, it feels good to have clean teeth when you leave the dentist’s office. But what if good oral hygiene does more for you than just giving you fresh breath? Every year on July 18th, we celebrate Dental Awareness Day. In the spirit of Dental Awareness...