Sometimes, the little things can have a bigger impact than expected. Inside the mouth, for example, a thin band of tissue called the frenulum connects the tongue or lips to the surrounding structures. In many cases, this tissue functions normally without causing any issues. However, when it is too short, it can interfere with mouth…
2020 challenged families on an entirely new level. I have had some of my most humbling moments as a mom and thankfully a couple triumphant ones too. I have become more aware of my short-comings in trying to do home-schooling while balancing work and the stress of last year. I lost my patience more than I…
Our goal is to continue to find more natural ways to boost your dental and overall health! One cool idea we have been looking into is dipping / stringing floss with an essential oil blend before flossing to help combat bad bacteria. Studies are suggesting, adding just a drop of your favorite digestible EO or…
Stress is one of those elusive words we know we are affected by, but often feel at a loss to change. I like breaking stress down into three categories, because stress is not just about our emotional state, it is about the level of energy we are utilizing each day. Does your cup feel empty…
Even with a degree in Nutrition, I get confused by all of the info on diet out there. I loved reading this book by Australian functional dentist, Steven Lin. I feel it really explained the breakdown of our health as well as the effect nutrition has on our mouth. Here are a couple takeaways about diet…
Happy 2021!! After the intense roller-coaster of 2020, I think we can all breathe a collective sigh of relief to start this new year. 2020 was a year none of us thought possible. It has taught us to live more in the today, because next week everything could completely change…again. But hasn’t that really always…
Periodontitis is the inflammation of the tissue surrounding the teeth that often causes recession of gums, bone loss and loosening of the teeth. Periodontitis is an infectious gum disease caused by the build up of bacteria and hardened plaque, which we call tartar or calculus. People at risk for periodontal disease are at a higher…
Your safety is our Top Priority Our community has been through a lot over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and routines. While many things have changed, one thing has remained the same: our commitment to your safety. Infection control and safety are always a…
When I think of a dental emergency what it comes to my head first it’s an issue its going on and have to resolve before been too uncomfortable, first of all take a radiographic of the mouth where is hurting. Have the doctor Come in and give details to doctor Of what’s going on with…
5 tips for Boosting Health and Avoiding Illness We are surrounded by people, toxins, and germs in our environment. With the spreading Coronavirus, now more than ever it is important to keep our bodies strong, happy and healthy. Yes, we can wash our hands and limit our exposure to groups of people, but the truth…