As you know, we’re about to say our final goodbyes to 2017 as we welcome in a bright and shiny new year. Did you realize that in many cases, the dental insurance benefits you’re relying on and paying for in the current year aren’t going to hang around once 2018 comes around? If not, it’s… Read more »
Category: Family Dentistry
Preparing To Travel? Try Our Checklist.
Are you ready to pack your bags and get right on out of town this year for the holiday season? Whether traveling by plane, train, or automobile, you will find that there are certain areas of preparing that will always be necessary! As you pack up the essentials (and possibly some gifts), our dental practice… Read more »
DIY Dental Care: 3 Reasons To Say No
Particularly since the advent of the Internet, your ability to do things for yourself has become much easier. While this seems like it must be all well and good all the time, it’s important to remember that it’s not always better to try to accomplish something on your own (especially if that particular something usually… Read more »
Oral Health and Pregnancy: What You Should Know
Hygiene is important all of the time, but when you’re pregnant, special attention to your dental health is vital. Hormonal changes can increase the likelihood that you’ll develop gum disease, and the chronic oral infection can heighten your risk of preterm birth. However, precautions must be taken when you’re pregnant, and undergoing oral health care… Read more »
Has Your Family Honored National Children’s Dental Health Month?
February is both a busy and short month, filled with plenty of holidays, like Valentine’s Day and now President’s Day. But did you know that February is also designated as National Children’s Dental Health Month? The American Dental Association and healthcare professionals have created this initiative to help educate families, particularly kids, about the many… Read more »
Family Resolutions for Brighter Smiles
It’s the end-of-year countdown, and that means New Year’s Resolutions are on the horizon. Are you one of the up to 90% of people who make resolutions, but don’t keep them past the first few weeks? Studies show that broken resolutions are often too large, or not specific enough. Another reason for resolution failure is… Read more »