We all know that candy; soda and other sweet are not good for our teeth. The sugar in these items is a key contributor to tooth decay. But what is good? Here are a few foods that will not only…
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The importance of brushing your tongue
You brush your teeth and floss regularly. But if you’re not brushing your tongue, you are skipping a key part of dental health. Thanks to their large surface areas and unevenness, tongues are a bacteria sponge. Studies have shown tongues…
Indulge your sweet tooth without hurting your teeth
Are you one of the many people who love your sweets? We know sometimes it’s hard to pass up a delicious cookie or cake even when you know you shouldn’t whether it be because of your teeth or your waistline.…
Giving back
Normally we use the blog to share important dental related tips or information. And while dental care is our passion, so is giving back to the community in which we live. That’s why we are proud to support so many…
Tooth sensitivity
Do you pass on hot and cold drinks due to tooth pain? If so, you may suffer from sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity occurs when the enamel that protects your teeth gets thinner reducing the protection the enamel provides to the…
Relieving fear of the dentist
Research has shown that between 5% and 8% of Americans avoid visiting the dentist out of fear and another 20% only go when they have to because of fear. There are lots of reasons people are scared of the dentist.…
Bad Breath
Bad breath can be a real bummer. While there are lots of potential causes, here are 4 of the most common and what you can do about them. Food – The average person eats 8 times per day. Whether it…
Protect your teeth this Valentine’s Day
February is the month of love and with it comes all the deliciousness of Valentine’s Day candy. From chocolates to candy hearts, the options are endless! However so is the damage that can be done to your teeth by excessive…
5 reasons you should see your dentists 2x a year
Experts recommend a healthy person should see their dentist two times per year (at-risk groups should come more frequently). But have you ever wondered why? Here are 5 reasons that Dr. Rob and Dr. Cody want you to come to…
Your health and your teeth
Did you know the health of your mouth plays a role in your overall health? According to the Academy of General Dentistry, “there is a relationship between gum disease and health complications such as stroke or heart disease.” Systematic diseases…