Preventative Care Can Make All The Difference

Do you only visit the dentist when you think something is wrong? Or are you the kind of person who visits sporadically when you happen to remember that you need to get a check-up? If so, you are doing yourself a major disservice and are likely to suffer unnecessary pain and difficulties in the future that will be costly to resolve. How can we make such a prediction? As dentists, we’ve seen a lot of patients over the years, and there is a clear difference between those who invest in regular preventative care and those who do not.

What Does It Mean To Be A General Dentist?

Taking good care of your teeth and gums is essential for maintaining a healthy smile. General dentists specialize in preventive care, restoring damaged teeth, and enhancing your smile’s appearance. Additionally, we conduct regular exams and cleanings to detect and treat early signs of tooth decay or gum disease, helping you avoid more extensive treatments in the future. Keep reading to learn more about General Dentistry and why it’s so important.

What You Need To Know About Our Membership Plan

Transparent pricing, money savings, and essential care — that is what patients want from their dental insurance. Unfortunately, however, not everyone has access to affordable dental insurance options, and those who do often find their plans confusing and restrictive. We want our patients to receive the dental care they need and deserve on their terms. So, for our patients without dental insurance or who are looking for an alternative, we are proud to offer our Membership Plan.

Do You Have Any Of These Gum Disease Warning Signs?

In addition to Valentine’s Day, there is something else we feel is important to celebrate this month — Gum Disease Awareness Month. February is recognized as Gum Disease Awareness Month in an effort to make the public aware of the prevalence of the disease and the lasting effects that it can have if left untreated. Gum disease affects more than half of American adults and often remains undetected. Read on to learn more about this common condition and the warning signs to know if you might be experiencing a problem.

Start The Year Off With A Clean And Healthy Smile

Happy 2024! We hope that you had a wonderful holiday season, celebrating with your family and friends. With the arrival of a new year, it is the perfect time to evaluate the state of your oral health. If it has been longer than six months since you and your family have been to our office, it’s a good idea to schedule your next visit as soon as possible. Delaying routine dental care can lead to serious complications with your oral health. Read on to learn more.