We’re living in a time where new health concerns are issued pretty much every week. It’s no wonder that for some people, it’s gotten to the point where they no longer care. But for those of us who still do, the amount of things we can’t do or things we have to do as...
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine recently released the results of the study that they have conducted about the relationship of the use of anesthesia to young children and their lack of lower wisdom tooth. This group of dental professionals discovered the...
Getting your wisdom teeth extracted may be scary, but you might find scary the idea of what to eat after your surgery as well. We’re here to help you through the whole process! It’s important to stick to light meals along with drinks for that first...
In case you have a missing tooth or a series of teeth, you’ll be able to replace these teeth in many different approaches. You can select from bridges, veneers or even partials. Another option that a lot of people are curious about are dental implants. Instead...
The actual installation of the dental veneers is probably the most up-to-date and most popular cosmetic dentistry method. Veneers are wafer-thin shells made from porcelain or other composite materials, normally glued at the entrance top of the teeth to repair many...
What is Preventive Care? Preventive Care is the new way of helping patients to maintain good oral health and this means fewer dental treatments. There are two main causes of tooth loss, and those are gum disease and tooth decay. We can prevent this from happening by...
We are pleased to announce we will be open on Monday, May 25th. Please call or email us if you require an appointment.
With that in mind, we wanted to let you know that we have put proper protocols in place and have access to personal protective equipment for all our staff to serve you in a safe and healthy environment.
As healthcare professionals, dental offices are some of the most prepared to keep patients safe as we re-open – as we already follow strict infection control procedures in our regular practice.
