Our office is once again open for non-emergency appointments, but we understand that many patients are still apprehensive about leaving their homes and potentially being exposed to COVID-19. Read our blog post for a look at how to handle a dental emergency at home during the pandemic.
Our office will perform a tooth extraction only when it is necessary to protect your child’s oral health. But when might this be? Read our blog post to learn about situations when you would need to consider a tooth extraction for your child.
Protein shakes and protein powders can be a fantastic supplement for those who are working out and trying to gain muscle. But it’s important to closely evaluate the ingredients label of your protein shake or protein powder. Read our blog post to learn more!
”Wash your hands often” has been one of the biggest pieces of advice that medical experts have mentioned over the past couple of months because it truly is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of viruses like COVID-19. However, washing your hands properly is just as important, if not more important than washing them often. Read our blog post for details!
Sleep apnea therapy is very successful, so why do so many individuals suffer so much from the disorder? Because it is often undiagnosed, therefore untreated. Read our blog post to learn how we treat sleep apnea.
With a procedure as sturdy and permanent as a dental implant, patients often wonder: will it hurt? Check out our blog blog post where we take a closer look at the procedure to put you at ease before you get your first dental implant.
Misinformation spreads quickly throughout the internet, especially during times of crisis when people want to do everything they can to protect themselves and their families. In times like these, we recommend turning to trusted sources like government websites for accurate, up-to-date information related to the coronavirus. Check out our blog post for resources that offer helpful information that is related to avoiding the coronavirus and staying safe and healthy.
Some dental emergencies are truly unavoidable, but there are a few things that patients can do to reduce their risk of needing emergency dental services. Read our blog post to find out!
An abscessed tooth is the result of an untreated bacterial infection. Infection causes a buildup of pus and debris underneath the gums on or near the root of a tooth. Read our blog post to learn about warning signs of an abscessed tooth, causes, treatment, and prevention!
There are still many things about the coronavirus that are unknown, but based on the research that is being conducted and what we know about other coronaviruses, there are a few pieces of advice that the CDC recommends we all follow to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read our blog post for details!
