Alcohol and Oral Health

Now that December has arrived, we are in the throes of planning for the holidays. Along with the added stress the holidays bring, we are also dealing with the effects of the year we have had. For many, the holidays will look very different this year, with cancelled holiday parties and smaller, more intimate gatherings than usual, even just limited to immediate family. Although there will be some differences this year, many of you will still be enjoying a glass of wine at your Hanukkah dinner, a cup of eggnog in front of your Christmas tree, and popping a bottle of champagne to ring in the New Year. Before the liquid courage starts flowing this holiday season, we want you to be aware of how alcohol consumption can affect your oral health.

Additional Safety Measure Recently Installed At Our Office

We pride ourselves on welcoming and providing our patients with gentle care and a great overall experience. We are also committed to the health and safety of our patients and staff. We can all remember back in March when we had to close our doors, and while it is not a fond memory, we have reopened with a number of safety measures and precautions in place to ensure that our patients and staff are as safe as possible during treatments. In addition to our current measures and precautions, we are happy to announce that we have increased the safety of the dental care we provide. Continue reading to learn about an additional safety measure recently installed in our office.

Thankful for the Option of Implants

November has arrived and planning for Thanksgiving is sure to have begun. Nothing is better than getting together with family and friends and feasting on delicious turkey, sides, and desserts. If you have a missing tooth, chronic dental issues, or dentures, you may be worried about what you may or may not be able to eat. Wouldn’t it be amazing if there was an option where you would have no dental concerns and be able to enjoy all the foods during the holiday festivities? Implants are the answer that you have been looking for.

Find Out If You Are At High Risk For Oral Cancer

November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month, which is a month dedicated to bringing knowledge and awareness to mouth and oral cancers. While mouth and oral cancers are not the leading forms of cancer in the US, it is all the more reason to focus on risks in your daily life that could contribute to developing the disease. Continue reading to learn if you are at high risk for mouth and oral cancer.

Use It Or Lose It!

Don’t let your dental benefits go down the drain!

We know you live hectic lives, and for many of us, the end of our dental benefit plan year sneaks us on up before we schedule an appointment. We don’t want your hard-earned cash to go down the drain! But don’t worry, it’s not too late! Schedule an appointment now, and we’ll make sure you get this year’s maximum benefits. Undergo dental work while problems are small and easy to fix, before they become painful, problematic…or expensive.

Fillings No One Will Notice

Nobody wants to get a filling, but it’s a very common dental treatment that will restore the health of your tooth and keep it from further damage. During your routine dental check up is when we most often spot a tiny hole forming on the enamel of your tooth. Through the use of X-rays, we can spot these cavities forming between teeth as well. A filling treatment is a fast and easy procedure that will get you back on track to excellent dental health.

Today.com Talks About COVID-19 And Dentistry

Have you put off your routine checkup or dental treatment because you don’t feel comfortable being in public places? Are you unsure what safety precautions we are taking? We would like to ease your concern and share with you an article from Today.com that speaks to the importance of keeping up with your dental health, what can happen when it gets delayed, and how dental offices have one of the highest standards in safety, even before the pandemic. Read here to find out more: