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Children should see the dentist when their teeth first erupt in the mouth.

February is Black History month and Dental health month. Dr. Ida Gray was the first African-American female dentist!

Sealants are a great addition to preventive health.

Dentists have the lowest rate of positive COVID-19 among health professionals.

In our office and in dental offices around the country there are several things that dentists and dental hygienists are observing with their patients oral health.

During the COVID-19 pandemic oral health is even more important.

Now more than ever it is critical to visit our office to help contribute to your overall health by having excellent oral health.

The University of Pittsburgh has developed a vaccine to combat covid-19 which was proven to work in animals is now moving to human trials.

Bad breath can be a sign of serious gum disease.

Research published in the JAMA pediatrics found 25% of young adults are prediabetic. There is a link between diabetes and periodontal disease. There are ways to improve both oral health and overall health by visiting your dentist.

One of the most important habits not only for dental health but overall health is the habit of daily flossing.

The ADA published a finding that only 60% of pregnant women go to the dentist. I will address the major concerns and hopefully encourage our pregnant patients to continue optimal oral health throughout pregnancy and beyond.

The health of your mouth has a direct impact on the health of your entire body. Through consistent, proper care of your teeth and gums, you can facilitate good overall health and help prevent serious illnesses such as heart attack, stroke, and Alzheimer’s

It has been a year since our world and our office was affected by the pandemic.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

The health of your mouth affects your overall health. This is something that we discuss daily with our patients. We want to be partners with our patients to achieve Complete Dental Health.

Porcelain veneers are a beautiful conservative option for an esthetic enhancement of your smile. Veneers are made for 8, 10, or12 teeth depending on the patients smile line. Veneers can be made for the upper or lower teeth.

Dental x-rays are truly a necessary part of a complete dental exam. The dental x-rays reveal many things that cannot be seen during a visual clinical exam only. They reveal if there are cavities between the teeth.

Charcoal is trending. Claims abound regarding charcoal’s ability to detox your mouth, whiten your teeth, and ward off bacteria, fungi, and viruses. In truth, charcoal’s benefits remain unproven, and in some cases, charcoal can be harmful to your teeth.

Kombucha, sports drinks, and natural fruit juices are often associated with promoting good health. But the truth is that most of these drinks have multiple hidden health pitfalls with only limited health benefits.

The notion that e-cigarettes are a healthy alternative to tobacco products is a myth. Vaping is neither healthy nor safe. E-cigarette usage imposes multiple risks to your oral health and your overall health, and once you start vaping, you may not be able