March is finally here and spring is officially on its way. If you are prone to the spring cleaning bug, you know the routine; sweeping out the old, refreshing what’s left, and welcoming the new. Spring is a time for letting fresh air in, as we ready for newer, vibrant energy and renewed vigor after the long winter’s hibernation.  Don’t... read more »

You know that brushing and flossing your teeth (and gums) is your most effective way to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Another effective strategy is to apply dental sealants to the molars and premolars. Sealants are a relatively inexpensive and easy to apply--in one dental visit--protection for the biting surfaces of your back teeth. Sealants are a plastic-resin material... read more »

Your crown represents an investment in restoring the form and function of a tooth that has lost a significant amount enamel due to damage or decay. Even though crown materials like gold, base metals and porcelain are not subject to tooth decay, the crown will still require daily oral hygiene care. Bacteria in your mouth can exploit food particles and... read more »