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Dakota Johnson and Her Missing Tooth Gap Sparks Online Debate
posted: May 25, 2020.
Celebrities’ controversial actions and opinions frequently spark fiery debates on social media. But actress Dakota Johnson lit a match to online platforms in a seemingly innocent way—through orthodontics.This summer she Read more -
Reopening!!
posted: May 23, 2020.
Reopening information
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Retainers Help you Protect Your Newly Aligned Teeth
posted: May 20, 2020.
Orthodontics can produce an amazing smile transformation. With today’s advanced appliances and techniques even the most difficult malocclusions (bad bites) can be overcome. All of this innovation, however, depends on Read more -
3 Common Causes for Chronic Dry Mouth and What You can do About It
posted: May 15, 2020.
Like most people, you’ve no doubt experienced occasional dry mouth as when you’re thirsty or just waking from sleep. These are normal occurrences that usually don’t last long.But xerostomia or Read more -
Braces Take Advantage of Teeth's Natural Ability to Move
posted: May 10, 2020.
There are many new and exciting ways now to transform an unattractive smile into one you'll be confident to display. But not all “smile makeover” techniques are new — one Read more -
Soft opening following Covid break
posted: May 05, 2020.
We can't wait to see you in June!
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You Don't Need to Pass a Football Like Patrick Mahomes to Remove a Loose Baby Tooth
posted: May 05, 2020.
Kids get pretty inventive pulling a loose primary (baby) tooth. After all, there's a profit motive involved (aka the Tooth Fairy). But a young Kansas City Chiefs fan may have Read more -
Keep Alert to These Signs of Impending Tooth Decay
posted: Apr 30, 2020.
Although preventable, the occurrences of tooth decay are all too common. Yet decay doesn’t appear out of the blue: certain mouth conditions set the disease in motion.Here are a few Read more -
Grafting Surgery Could Restore Lost Gum Tissues After Gum Disease
posted: Apr 25, 2020.
Gum recession is a serious consequence of periodontal (gum) disease. As diseased gum tissues weaken and detach from the teeth, they may shrink back or recede from their normal coverage. Read more -
Your Regular Dental Visits Might Change if You've had Gum Disease
posted: Apr 20, 2020.
Periodontal (gum) disease is as common as it is destructive. Almost half of all adults 30 and older have some form—and those numbers increase to nearly three-quarters by age 65.Fortunately, Read more -
Wisdom Teeth Can Still be a Problem for the World's Youngest Billionaire
posted: Apr 15, 2020.
According to Forbes Magazine, Kylie Jenner is the world's youngest billionaire at age 22. Daughter of Caitlyn (Bruce) Jenner and Kris Jenner, Kylie is the founder and owner of the Read more -
Office update during Covid 2020
posted: Apr 14, 2020.
Checking in during Covid 2020
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Saliva Performs Many Functions for Both Oral and General Health
posted: Apr 10, 2020.
While oral hygiene, a nutritious diet and regular dental visits are all crucial to long-term oral health, these efforts complement what your body already does to keep your mouth healthy. Read more -
Friendly Bacteria Can Help Protect Our Mouths From Disease
posted: Apr 05, 2020.
If you know anything about dental disease, then you know bacteria ranks high on the Usual Suspects list. Tooth decay gets its start from acid produced by bacteria; periodontal (gum) Read more -
Other Factors Besides Hygiene Could Contribute to Gum Disease
posted: Mar 31, 2020.
Periodontal (gum) disease is an infectious condition that if left untreated could lead to tooth loss. While gum disease is primarily caused by a thin layer of bacterial plaque and Read more -
(Don't) Break It Like Beckham
posted: Mar 26, 2020.
During his former career as a professional footballer (that's a soccer star to U.S. sports fans) David Beckham was known for his skill at “bending” a soccer ball. His ability Read more
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