Category: Dental Health Information

Dental anxiety results in patients avoiding the dentist until they’re in pain or notice a problem. Dental anxiety is a common fear: according to a Harvard study, 24% of people […]

During your teen and adult years, extra molars start to grow in known as wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are the cause of most dental surgeries every year, and cause a […]

Growing up we all probably heard that sugar was going to rot our teeth, and we were told to not eat so much sugar. But, you probably never learned why […]

Did you know that before 1895, the mouthwash we know and love today was used as an antiseptic during surgery? Nowadays, we use mouthwash to complement brushing and flossing our […]

2020 is fast approaching, which makes now a good time to check in with your oral health and see if you have any treatments you can schedule before the year […]

Now that it’s back to school season, fall sports are starting up again! Sports like football, soccer, volleyball, field hockey and more are great ways to stay active even as […]

Most traditions and superstitions can be traced throughout history. Historians have been able to follow some characters like Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny to their origins very easily. Others, […]