As many women know, pregnancy affects the entire body. The surge of hormones during pregnancy can affect your oral health too. Pregnancy Gingivitis The increase of the hormone progesterone may encourage the growth of the bacteria that cause gingivitis in the mouth. Around the second month of pregnancy, some women will start to notice symptoms. […]
What are some dental problems dentists see in their offices over and over again? Here are the most common and very avoidable dental problems to know about. Cavities. Plaque building up on the surface of the teeth it eats away at enamel. This will form a hole in the tooth. Plaque is a sticky substance full of […]
It seems like there are millions of mints, gums and mouthwashes out there all claiming to help our bad breath. But, instead of masking it, we want to help you learn about the root causes and how you can treat it. Bad breath, medically called Halitosis, usually results from the buildup of bacteria in the mouth. […]
We have always put our patients and team’s health and safety first and will continue to do so! During the shelter in place our team has been busy reinforcing what we have always done to keep our patients safe and secure as well as implement additional steps so that we could re-open with confidence! Our vision is to keep our patients informed and supported every step of the way. We want you to know:
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