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    You may be wondering what precautions we are taking to ensure your safety. While the appointment process may look a little different now, don’t worry, we have always been on the front lines of preventing the spread of diseases. From treatment and waiting room disinfection to the strict use of personal protective equipment […]

    Successful orthodontic treatment depends on three things – pressure, time and cooperation. Braces – a fixed orthodontic appliance typically comprised of brackets, bands and wires – put pressure on teeth to gradually move them into the correct position over time. Patient cooperation is needed by keeping teeth clean, avoiding food items that break the brackets, limiting sugary drinks, visiting the general dentist every 3-6 months

We made a video to walk everyone through some of the questions we have been getting this week since we have closed the office As you know The CDC has mandated that we only see dental emergencies which is limited to pain, swelling and trauma. Broken brackets or pokey wires by definition are not true

  Is there an ideal sequence for your oral hygiene routine? Well, according to recent studies, yes. Researchers have found that flossing before brushing may be the most efficient for a thorough removal of dental plaque. This sequence was also found to increase fluoride concentration delivered from the toothpaste, which makes your tooth enamel stronger, making it easier to

Every February, we celebrate heart health — because no other muscle is more deserving of our love. Our hearts give us life, and that makes us smile. This month, we’re collaborating with the American Heart Association to raise funds in hopes of finding a cure for heart disease and stroke. Everyone should be given an opportunity to