The Most Common Symptoms of A Dental Problem
by | June 1st, 2020
If you’ve ever had concerns about your oral health, you know it can be stressful to wonder if it’s time to call your dentist or not. There are times when it’s appropriate to call your dentist and even necessary. At other times, you can simply manage the issue at home. Here’s a cheat sheet for…
With All That’s Going On In The World… Stress Is At An All-Time High & It Can Affect My Teeth and TMJ
by | May 3rd, 2020
April is National Stress Awareness Month, and it’s likely that you know at least a little about stress and its negative effects on your body and mental health. But, one important thing to know is that stress can take a major toll on your teeth and jaw as well. For this reason, it’s more important…
COVID19 & Dentistry: What Can I Expect and Do To Maintain My Dental and Systemic Health During the Pandemic?
by | April 7th, 2020
Currently, our world and society are in a pandemic of epic proportion. This global pandemic has changed the way we live our lives and staying home has been the primary message to help minimize the spread of disease. Many people are concerned about their overall health and the strong correlation between systemic and dental health…
Say Goodbye to White Spots — No Drilling & No Pain!
by | August 8th, 2019
Many people suffer from pesky white spots on their teeth. It’s common and nothing to worry about, but it can make you feel self-conscious about your smile and appearance. As a dentist (and a person!) I think everyone should pursue a beautiful smile. Fortunately, thanks to new high-tech treatments, getting the smile of your dreams…
My Thoughts On Invisalign & DIY Clear Braces
by | May 16th, 2019
We put a premium on the value of a beautiful smile. While beauty is in the eye of the beholder, everyone definitely wants teeth that are perfectly straight! Straight teeth are a HUGE request in dental offices across the United States. Personally, I had metal braces as a child, as did many of my friends…
CBD & Dentistry: The Facts You Need To Know
by | April 10th, 2019
The evolution of oral health as a function of systemic health has bought dentistry into the forefront of integrative medicine. Issues with tooth alignment and oral cavity size/shape and oral inflammation have links to sleep apnea, diabetes, cardiovascular issues, and a slew of other health issues. I’m happy that dentistry has become a huge part…
