Regular dental cleanings and exams are vital to maintaining top-notch dental health. You’re at home dental care routine goes hand in hand with your routine dental cleanings to ensure your teeth stay healthy and free of disease. Review the following pointers to see how you can upgrade your at home dental regimen. Brush twice a […]
Is this you? Captain Crunch for breakfast with a Pop Tart on the side. A Snickers bar for lunch. Waffles and chicken fried steak for dinner, topped off with a chocolate sundae. OK, so that’s little overboard, but the sugary cereals, sodas all day, candy bars as snacks, and the like aren’t exactly the best […]
Nothing can ostracize you quicker than bad breath. It can be embarrassing for you and downright uncomfortable for those around you. If you have bad breath, what you eat and drink may be to blame. Here is a list of some of the biggest food culprits out there when it comes to bad breath. Coffee […]
When you’re pregnant, it may not occur to you that good oral health is essential to the health of your baby. In fact, changes to your body can cause your gums to bleed, which is called gingivitis. When left untreated, gingivitis may lead to more serious gum disease. And studies have shown that gum disease […]
First visit by first birthday. That’s what the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists and the American Dental Association recommend in order to set the stage for a lifetime of good oral health for your child. After all, to establish lifelong oral health, prevention is key. See the Dentist When the First Tooth Appears It is […]
Do you have a little white bump on your tongue or the inside of your mouth? That’s called a canker sore. These painful, round mouth sores can appear in several places, including the inside of your lips or cheeks, on your tongue, at the base of the gums or on the roof of your mouth. […]
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