Oral Health Surprises: Dental Bonding

How confident are you in the oral health care procedures you have been given in the past? Do you find yourself believing in your oral health care, or do you feel that you need additional work to improve your smile? The truth is that dentistry is always changing, and new and better forms of technology come about routinely. Even over... read more »

Quality Oral Care Products Help Maximize Your Daily Routine

Preventing cavities, gum disease and other oral health issues typically calls for a consistent daily routine that includes brushing your teeth twice each day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and a fluoride toothpaste that includes mild abrasives. You also need to remember to thoroughly floss between each of your teeth and along the gumline at least once per day. It’s also... read more »

Blaze a New Path to Oral Health Success with a Healthy Diet

Although it seems simple enough, the importance of eating healthy foods and avoiding unhealthy snacks is essential for your oral health. Always make sure you were taking care of your smile by consuming products that can help to keep your teeth and gums safe while avoiding the effects of detrimental substances. With the perfect combination of consuming healthy options while... read more »

Sugarless Gum Helps Smiles

We all know to brush our teeth twice a day, and floss once a day. Many people choose to do this morning and night. However, many people also want to clean their mouths immediately after eating to maintain a clean smile and fresh breath. Unfortunately, brushing right after eating can damage your smile. Here’s what to do instead. First, the... read more »

Smile Therapy: Sedation Dentistry

  Are you familiar with the branch of dentistry designed to help treat dental anxiety and minimize pain during oral health care procedures? When you visit your dentist, you may be in need of an intensive therapy that requires some sort of anesthetic or sedation. With sedation dentistry, numerous procedures exist to give you a wide range of dosage levels... read more »

Oral Health Tips for Seniors

If you’re an older adult who wishes to maintain a top-notch oral health, then our dentist, Dr. Stephen Coker, is more than happy to help you. You deserve a strong and healthy smile for a lifetime! Fortunately, there are things you can do to keep your teeth and gums in tip-top shape. Those things are: -Keep up on oral hygiene... read more »

These Habits Are Key Factors For Your Oral Health

Practicing excellent oral health helps to boost the health of your mouth and enhance your overall quality of life. Our dentist and team are committed to helping you maintain your smile against dental issues by developing healthy dental habits that boost your oral care. One of the most important steps is to make brushing and flossing a daily habit to... read more »

A Tooth With a Distressed Dental Filling Needs to Be Examined by a Dentist

The structural integrity of your teeth is very important for your basic oral function as well as maintaining good oral health. Minor physical defects and small cavities that compromise a tooth’s enamel layer can often be repaired with a dental filling. As time goes on, inconsistencies in your daily oral hygiene habits can result in a persistent build up of... read more »

Overcoming Bad Brushing Habits

We have noticed that there are several bad dental hygiene habits that many people share. Because of this, we would like to address these things and offer solutions. Our dentist and team are always willing to provide dental hygiene tips to help you improve your dental health. Toothbrush Age Many people fail to replace their toothbrush except when they go... read more »

Prepare for the Fall Season With a Dental Cleaning and Exam

Our dentist and team are committed to helping our patients and their families maintain healthy and confident smiles. If you have not yet scheduled your six-month dental cleaning and exam in the new year, we invite you to contact our office today to ensure your smile is ready for the busy fall season! The Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) encourages... read more »