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As we are putting the final touches in our new office, we are happy to announce we will be in the new location as of Monday, June 15th, 2020. We expect to be fully operational by the end of the month. Please stop by to say hello or call to make an appointment. Our new

Proper oral hygiene is crucial not just for your teeth and gums but also for keeping your mind and body healthy and strong. Problems with your teeth and gum can lead to diseases in other parts of your body — including dementia and heart disease. Regular visits to your dentist can do more than just

2015 is here. What are your new year’s resolutions? Here are a few for a healthy you beginning with a healthy smile: 1. Eating well, with plenty of fruits and vegetables (antioxidants and other nutrients found in fruits, vegetables, legumes and nuts improve your body’s ability to fight bacteria and inflammation, helping to protect your

POSTED JULY 23, 2014, 3:47 PM Julie Corliss, Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter In the folk song “Dem Bones,” every bone is connected to the next one in line. Here’s an interesting wrinkle on that idea: The gum bone, or at least problems with it, are connected to all sorts of health problems. Gum disease—which

Turkey contains phosphorus, which helps support strong teeth. Sweet potatoes are filled with vitamins A, C, and B6. Green and winter vegetables are great sources of vitamins A and C. These vitamins are important for gum health. Cranberries contain beneficial plant compounds, but cranberry sauce often has added sugar and can be sticky and acidic.

Halloween is around the corner, which for most children means bags of free candy and a chance to build a stockpile of sweets for the winter. No surprise, Halloween can also present parents with a variety of health and safety challenges. Click here to read the rest of the article on American Dental Association web