We’re not knocking corporate insurance, Medicare, Medicaid or Obamacare. What would most of us do if those safety nets didn’t exist? Many of us may do things like skip dentist … read more
How Sleeping and Breathing Disorders Can Affect Dental Health
If you think about it, spitting in someone’s face is a real risk to your dental health. And that’s not because the spittee might punch the spitter in the mouth. … read more
Are My Gums Healthy?
How do you know if you have healthy gums? The only way to know for sure is to see your dentist regularly for cleanings and exams. In between those appointments … read more
Veneers: What you Need to Know
Veneers have become a popular dental product. And for good reason, perhaps two good reasons at the very least. Their price is nominal and the aesthetic difference they can make … read more
Beware of Unsupported Jaw and Tongue Posture Trends
The good news is the COVID-19 pandemic did not create Dr. Internet—you know, that person in your life who watched a YouTube video, then read something on the Web, and … read more
Preventing Future Oral Health Issues with Early Prevention
Prevention. The concept is so important to our health, we gave it two names: preventive and preventative health care. And while there’s no real preference for which alternative spelling you … read more
How Effective are Oral Appliances for Sleep Apnea?
Estimates are rough, but up to 70 million U.S. adults have a sleep disorder, and obstructive sleep apnea is among the most prevalent, and cumbersome—thanks to continuous positive airway pressure … read more
Easy Solutions for Common Aesthetic Dental Issues
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but everyone knows that with matters of the mouth, the teeth have a lot of bite. In all aesthetics, dental or … read more
Symptoms to discuss with your dentist
It’s easy to compartmentalize things when it comes to health care. Dentists work on your teeth. Eye doctors evaluate your eyes. OBGYNs help you deliver your baby. Psychiatrists keep your … read more
Disrupted sleep is nothing to ignore!
There are the obvious consequences of sleep deprivation, such as fatigue and unclear thinking. And there are the less obvious ones, like obesity, cardiovascular disease and depression. Either way—or something … read more
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