The Perils of Vaping
Vaping may cause discolored teeth and increased frequency of dentist visits, according to new research from the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. The researchers found that vaping affects dental health and increases the risk of cavities. And with reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicating that 9.1 million adults and 2 […]
Make 2023 The Year of Healthy Smiles
Happy new year! Have you made your resolutions for 2023? We have! We resolve to give our patients the highest-quality, most comprehensive dental care possible. We also promise to listen to your needs and help you achieve your smile goals, creating smiles that are not just beautiful but healthy, too. But we have a few […]
Floss before you Brush? It is the ‘Chicken Before the Egg’ Question of Dentistry
One of the most common questions we get is, “Do I really need to floss?” To which we reply, “Absolutely!” The next question we get is, “Do I need to floss first or brush first?” We’re going to answer that age-old question in this blog. It doesn’t matter if you’re a longtime floss user or […]
Coffee Vs Energy Drinks- Which is Healthier?
Not a coffee drinker, but still need a pick-me-up? If energy drinks are your morning boost of choice, you may notice more than increased levels of energy happening. Energy Drinks There are many different types of energy drinks on the market today. They all have their own unique ingredients and effects. Some contain caffeine, some […]
Missing More Than a Tooth? Surprising Connections to Tooth Loss
Can losing a tooth cause memory loss? A new study says yes, there is an association between tooth loss and changes in cognitive function. Not only that, but with each additional tooth lost, the risk of cognitive decline increases. The study, led by researchers at NYU Meyers College of Nursing and published in JAMDA: The […]
Think Before You Drink | Worst Drinks For Oral Health
When you think about good and bad things for your oral health, you probably think about things like candy and other sugary foods that can harm your teeth, or you may think about smoking, which can damage your gums, stain your teeth and increase your chances of oral cancer. But do you think about what […]
Changing the Ratio: Women in Dentistry
When you think about the stereotypical dentist, what type of person comes to mind? If the first thing you think of is a male figure working alongside your dental chair, we understand, and we don’t hold it against you. The truth is that dentistry has long been a male-dominated profession. According to the American Dental Association, as […]
Say I Do to a New Smile
Are you planning a wedding? If so, you already know that many details go into making sure your special day is picture perfect. From selecting your dress to scheduling your hair and makeup to ordering the most beautiful bouquet, there are many things to add to your to-do list. But have you put “schedule a […]
COVID Effects on the Teeth
There’s no doubt that the last year has been stressful due to the spread of COVID-19. Life as we knew it changed, with work, school and even how we get groceries changing seemingly day to day, but the pandemic’s stress also impacted many people’s oral health. Across the country and around the world, dentists are […]
