It is recommended that children visit the dentist no later than their first birthday. Learn more about how to prepare your child for their first dental visit.
As you age, taking care of your teeth and gums is critical for maintaining a healthy smile and good overall health. Learn more about common dental problems in older people.
Whitening toothpaste is an easy and effective way to brighten your teeth from the comfort of your home. Learn more about which whitening toothpaste to choose.
Whether it is a fall, a car accident or a sports injury that harms your teeth, you will want to act immediately to repair the damage and alleviate the pain before it gets worse. Learn more about what you should do if you damage or lose a tooth.
Learn more about new digital health scanning used to help prevent, diagnose and treat a variety of dental issues without the use of messy, conventional molds.
With certain symptoms, seeking emergency dental care promptly is very important. Postponements and delays can make the problem worse. When is it OK to postpone a visit, and when is it important that I see the dentist no matter what?
As patients and family members, there are several ways you can help combat the spread of COVID and other pathogens. Here is a checklist of five simple things you can do to take an active and effective role in our battle against COVID.
Because pathogens travel through the air, dental settings require careful management to keep team members and patients as safe as possible. Learn more about air quality and ventilation control in the dentist office.
The very nature of dental work makes patients and healthcare personnel alike more vulnerable to exposure. Learn more about some of the most important procedural changes we’ve made to make your visit as safe as possible.
The physical office itself needs careful attention to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Learn more about the steps we’ve been taking to keep you safe.
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