It’s Frightening! 3 Steps To Help Your Kids Avoid Dental Problems This Halloween

Halloween is just around the corner. Time to get ready for all the little, and not so little, trick-or-treaters. It's also time to start worrying about the effects all of that candy is going to have on your kid's teeth. Luckily, you don't have to isolate your kids from all the fun just to keep their teeth healthy. With some careful planning, your kids can enjoy Halloween, and you can protect their teeth. Read More 

Drill-Free Dentistry: Is It Right For Your Kids?

Do you have a child who is terrified of going to the dentist? It is very common for kids to develop a fear of the dentist, especially if they have endured a procedure that involved needles, drills, and the like. Fortunately, many dentists are going drill-free in their practices. A drill-free dental procedure is a great alternative for kids who are afraid of the traditional cavity control procedures. The following is some information about drill-free dentistry and what you can expect: Read More 

Answering A Few Questions About Teeth Whitening

The color of your teeth will be a major contributing factor in the overall appearance of your smile. Unfortunately, there are many people that have developed noticeable stains on the surface of their teeth. Not surprisingly, this can be an extremely embarrassing problem to have. While there are an assortment of whitening options available, there are many people that may lack the experience and knowledge needed to make informed choices about these procedures. Read More 

Being Healthy Never Tasted So Good: Three Foods To Eat To Promote Great Dental Health And Avoid Dental Diseases

Just because you brush and floss regularly doesn't mean that your mouth can't use a little more tender, loving care. Bacteria grows in your mouth throughout the day, making your mouth more susceptible to halitosis, gingivitis or even more advanced periodontal disease. You can never protect your mouth enough. Luckily, there are simple ways to add a little more protection against dental diseases and they are all delicious to eat. Read More 

Options For Financing Dental Implants

Getting the correct dental care is important for avoiding long-term dental damage and/or infections. But what happens when you have reached your insurance limit for the year, or you don't have dental coverage at all and need to get implants? Here are some ways to finance dental care outside of dental insurance.  Credit Card One simple way to finance your dental implants is with a general use credit card. If you already have one, then you'll be set to pay off your dental bills with it. Read More