Losing teeth is a part of growing up. Kids usually have their first full set of teeth by the time they are three, and as they get older, those teeth naturally fall out as the permanent teeth come in. “Naturally” is the key word, since the baby teeth fall out when it is time for an adult tooth to erupt.... read more »

Do you want a top-notch smile and oral health? If so, you need to protect your teeth and gums from the many things that can damage them. The more you protect them, the better off you’ll be. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to keep your smile safe. Our dentist, Dr. Rakhi Jani, is happy to share some... read more »

Are you familiar with the risks associated with plaque? Plaque is a sticky film of debris and bacteria that lay on your teeth and is known to contribute to cavities and gum disease. If left untreated, it can eventually cause tooth loss and severe gum tissue infections. In fact, plaque buildup is one of the leading causes of cavities among... read more »

If for any reason you have suffered stains or discolorations to a tooth, a tooth restoration treatment in the form of a teeth whitening system can effectively reverse the damage and bring out your white smile once more. However, numerous forms of teeth whiteners exist and are important to understand the differences between them. Three common forms of teeth whitening... read more »

In order to keep your oral health care at its best, it is important to make sure you are always practicing safe and effective oral health care cleaning treatments to ensure your smile can thrive as you age. In addition, avoid unhealthy habits and snacks that can lead to dental damage or further tooth decay. With a combination of effective... read more »

If you have suffered any damage to your teeth, including blunt trauma that has damaged your pulp, procedures must be given immediately to ensure the tooth has a chance to survive. Without endodontics treatments such as root canal therapies, a tooth with pulp damage often needs to be removed. Although the pulp is the life source of the tooth, containing... read more »

Thinking of throwing a party? The next time you are in charge of food, keep in mind these tooth-friendly tips: The Right Crunch: Crunchy and starchy foods like potato chips are a lovely treat, but they can create damage. Instead, attempt serving crunchy fruits and vegetables like pears, apples, and grapes for a fruit tray, and a veggie tray full... read more »

School is back in session, and that means so are after-school snacks! Here are some great snack ideas to help keep your child’s mouth healthy and cavity-free. Cheese: Cheese is high-protein, high-calcium, and low-sugar. This is a great combination for teeth! The nutrients it provides helps strengthen tooth enamel, and the low sugar content is great for overall mouth health.... read more »

Your food choices often play a key role in your oral health, as the ingredients you consume can potentially be dangerous for your health. Create an improved oral health identity with risky food avoidance. If your oral health care requires a proper diet, remember the following: Hard Candies: Usually, hard candies can chip and crack teeth, so always exercise caution... read more »

Do you brush and floss your teeth twice a day every day? Do you wonder if there’s anything else you should do if you’re hoping to keep your teeth healthy and strong? If so, we highly recommend scheduling regular appointments with our team. During these regular checkups, we’ll gladly inspect your teeth for issues you may not be able to... read more »