Tooth erosion is a serious condition that is irreversible. When the natural tooth enamel is worn or eaten away from cavities, it can only be repaired, not restored. One of the most common causes of tooth erosion is acidic beverages and foods that over time impact the teeth. When tooth erosion becomes problematic, causing sensitivity […]
We’ve all heard the term “tooth enamel,” but what is it exactly? And how important is it to the overall health of your mouth? Tooth enamel is the hardest mineralized substance in your body (even harder than your bones), and it is integral to protecting your teeth from damage. Tooth enamel acts as a barrier […]
A recent study has found “no discernable difference” between the damage sugar-loaded sodas and those that are sugar-free do to the teeth. This is true even of alternative sodas that contain sweeteners like xylitol and erythritol, both of which offer some dental health benefits when used in oral care products. It is also true of […]
The health and wellbeing of our patients and staff have always been our number one priority. We will continue to maintain the highest level of safety in our office as outlined by the American Dental Association and the CDC.
We are taking the following precautions to help keep our patients safe:
• Temperatures of staff members are monitored daily
• All staff will wear required PPE
• All patients required to fill out a pre-screening form
• All instruments are properly sterilized via specialized sterilization systems
• Our reception area is open to patients following social distancing with seats spaced 6 feet apart
• All patients will be required to wash their hands when entering our office and their temperature will be taken
• A germicide mouthwash will be provided to all patients
• The office is fully disinfected multiple times throughout the day including bathrooms and reception areas
