When you come in for dental exams and we have cleaned your teeth and gum line and removed any hardened plaque, our dentist can look at them for any signs of trouble, such as cavities, loose or broken teeth, damaged fillings, and evaluate your risk rate of certain diseases which...
Read more » If you’re interested in knowing all about BOTOX®, then our dentist, Dr. John Phillips, is happy to help you. The more you know, the more answers and knowledge you’ll have. So, to tell you all about BOTOX, our dentist is happy to share some BOTOX facts with you. Those facts...
Read more » A family member with chronic snoring problems might seem like to be little more than a sleep quality nuisance. However, severe snoring and periodic breathing interruption might be symptoms of sleep apnea. If this chronic respiratory condition is not addressed in a reasonable amount of time, it can start to...
Read more » Many fruits and vegetables can offer health benefits for your teeth. We can only focus on a few for now, but what we mention can help keep your teeth clean and strengthen them. First on the list is apples. Apples can help clean your teeth. The benefits can come from...
Read more » Do you take good care of your smile? Did you know, as you age your smile is at risk for serious oral health concerns? Well, it’s true. Your oral health is essential and should be taken seriously. Furthermore, by taking care of your oral health, you are helping your smile...
Read more » Your dentist, Dr. John Phillips, encourages you to rinse your mouth with mouthwash regularly. This is because doing so can help your smile and oral health in more ways than you might realize. However, you might not make rinsing with mouthwash a priority if you don’t know much about it....
Read more » Did you know that there is a right and wrong way to brush your teeth? Were you aware that brushing incorrectly can actually damage your smile? Today we would like to provide you with a quick guide to help ensure that you brush your teeth properly and safely to help...
Read more » Proper dental hygiene habits are the key to enjoying a strong and healthy smile for a lifetime. Our dental team is happy to be of assistance if you struggle to maintain an effective oral care routine. The following four methods of dental health care can keep your smile clean and...
Read more » If you routinely notice signs of bruxism, it could be linked to an oral health condition associated with worn or flat teeth. Any symptoms including fractures or chips that have no other reasonable explanation can very well be caused by bruxism. Furthermore, look for other visual clues that your tooth...
Read more » To keep your teeth and gums safe, it's always a good idea to set forth a risk assessment plan and determine if there are any habits, lifestyle choices, or decisions you are making in your life that can severely put in your teeth at risk for dental damage and tooth...
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