June is here and that means national Oral Health Month is too! This is a great time to focus on taking better care of your pearly whites and your gums so you can have many years of healthier smiles to show off. According to the American Dental Association, dental health has come a long way since 5,000 years ago when... read more »

The holidays are filled with good cheer, special moments and lots of gifts exchanged. When it comes to you and your family's smiles, what better gift to give than a healthy, beautiful smile that is thriving all year round! Especially since your oral health is so closely connected to your general health. You can support your family's dental health by... read more »

The dental profession is one of the oldest medical professions around. There’s even evidence that it goes back to 12,000 BC, in which an ancient infected tooth contained remnants of a dental cleaning with flint tools. The first written text we know that mentions dentistry is from 5000 BC; in which a Sumerian manuscript describes “tooth worms” as the origin... read more »

Protect your child’s teeth from harm by keeping baby bottle tooth decay at bay. Although it is important to ensure a child is constantly fed, know the dangers of using various sugary drinks for young children and infants, as they can easily lead to tooth decay and cavities. The reason is often ascribed to the time the substances are exposed... read more »