Making a conscious effort to brush your teeth each morning and night, as well as thoroughly flossing once per day represents an essential first step in preventing cavities and gum disease problems. With consistency, this daily oral hygiene routine will help remove bacterial deposits before they harden into tartar or contribute to the presence of oral plaque acids. Here at... read more »

For a healthy, beautiful smile, you want to not only protect your pearly whites but your gums as well. Brushing and flossing every day will keep both your teeth and gums healthy and the outcome will be a beautiful smile. Neglecting this daily oral hygiene routine can lead to tooth decay and even gum disease as well. Removing oral bacteria... read more »

When tooth enamel is worn down, sensitivity develops so that even brief exposure to temperature sensitive food or even cold air can make your teeth hurt. Tooth sensitivity is when the layer of dentin with its microscopic tubules filled with nerve endings is exposed. While tooth enamel is the strongest substance in the human body, dentin is much more sensitive.... read more »