Easy Ways To Overcome Bad Breath
We’ve all had bad breath from time to time, but some of us have it more often than others. What causes bad breath? The more you know and understand …
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Are you brushing your teeth correctly?
Introduction: The Importance of Proper Toothbrushing Technique When it comes to dental hygiene, many of us tend to overlook the importance of proper toothbrushing techniques. While we may brush …
5 Foods That Improve Dental Health
Do you brush twice a day, floss regularly and visit the dentist for cleanings twice a year, but you still aren’t receiving the perfect review you hoped for at …
Am I A Good Candidate For Dental Implants?
Dental Implants: Regain Your Smile with an Efficient Solution If you suffer from missing teeth or severe tooth damage, you’ve likely conducted some research to find a solution. Restoring …
What is AHI in a Sleep Study?
Did you know that the most important part of a sleep study for those with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) because it indicates the severity …
Why Routine Teeth Cleanings are So Important
Dentists usually see two types of patients: the on-the-dot, routine teeth cleaning regulars, or the patients who are in for a lot of work. Sometimes genetics account for poor …
Dental Bridges
Lost a tooth? Don’t fret- though it may be uncomfortable and look unappealing for now, cosmetic dentistry has several options for tooth replacement like bridges, partial dentures or dental …
Dental Bleaching
Whitening your teeth is a simple dental procedure that can have a dramatic impact on your appearance. Teeth whitening is a fast and affordable way to look more polished, …
Dental Anxiety
Few people look forward to the dental chair, but for some, that apprehension can turn in to full blown dental anxiety. This fear can stem from many things,such as …
Learn the risk factors and HOW they contribute to Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
Excess weight. Fat deposits around your upper airway may obstruct your breathing. However, not everyone who has sleep apnea is overweight. Thin people develop OSA, too. Neck circumference. People with thicker necks …