Sugar, like most things in life, is great in moderation. Eating too many sweets, or failing to brush and floss after sugar-heavy meals, however, can have long-term repercussions on your […]
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Teeth grinding, known to dental professionals as bruxism, is typically defined by unwilling tightening or clenching of the jaw coupled with involuntary grinding of the teeth. Bruxism usually occurs while […]
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Now that we are all used to wearing masks, you might be familiar with the idea of “mask breath.” The equivalent of cupping your mouth to smell your own breath, […]
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Setting some achievable goals for the new year is the perfect way to approach the upcoming year. We often make resolutions to improve our health. This usually includes our physical […]
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Numerous people every year will avoid the dentist until they feel dental pain or experience a dental emergency. This is due to dental anxiety: according to a Harvard student, 24% […]
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This year you’ve probably canceled more appointments than ever before. You’re not alone in this, many have canceled appointments to help stop the spread of COVIID-19. We still recommend visiting […]
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If you just found out that you’re expecting: congrats! Newly expectant mothers have a lot on their minds – and the dentist isn’t one of them. However, we’re hoping to […]
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On March 19, Governor Polis issued an executive order to limit all treatment to emergency care to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and conserve PPE. Our office is taking extra […]
Read more »Teaching your children to care about their teeth is an important role every parent should prioritize. This February, in honor of Children’s Dental Hygiene Month, we are going to highlight […]
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Have you ever followed up a two-minute brush with a glass of fresh orange juice? For those who have tried this, you know how unpleasant it tastes! Let’s take a […]
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