October is National Dental Hygiene Month.
Dental assistants are a key part of our dental practice year-round, but this week is a special week dedicated to honoring them for the variety of duties they perform.
Making your child’s first trip to the dentist a comfortable experience sets in place healthy habits that will last a lifetime.
We celebrate all the work our dental hygienists do for our teeth and also raise awareness of strong oral health.
Dental Assistants Recognition Week (March 5-11) celebrates and honors our hard-working dental assistants for the variety of duties they perform, helping to provide our patients with quality dental care.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month and it’s the perfect time to bring your little one to the dentist for their first exam.
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Preventive Dental Care Is Important For Both Your Oral And Overall Health
Staff
If you missed your regular 6 month dental check-up in the spring due to COVID-19, we encourage you to not fall further behind on your regular dental care. Please call us today to schedule your next appointment.
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The Effects Of Sugar During Pregnancy On Your Baby, Your Body And Your Mouth
Amy Freeman
Ever since you got pregnant, you've probably been dealing with some crazy cravings. Should you worry that eating sugar during pregnancy will have a lasting effect on your health or the health of your child? Find out here...
Read MoreEnd Of Summer Update - A Message From Our Doctors
Staff
As we approach the end of a very different summer, we would like to give insight into how it has been at our office over the past two months...
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Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
Mouthhealthy.org
Even though they are temporary, your child's baby teeth are important, and are still susceptible to cavities. It’s important to start infants off with good oral care to help protect their teeth for decades to come…
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