What should we learn from this experiment in group psychology, immunity, and infectious diseases? One thing we know for certain is the best way to stay healthy is to start healthy! As is the case with infectious diseases, the opportunistic nature of infections lends them to attacking immune systems that are already busy fighting another […]
Getting Back to Healthy Post-pandemic Read More »
You may have been told by your dentist or other professional that you need to care for your smile every day to avoid the development of cavities and gum disease. But what exactly is gum disease? What can it do to the teeth and gums? How do you avoid the progression of the condition once
As with most things in dentistry, the thing that is better for you as a patient is what fits your goals and needs and desires. It isn’t up to the dentist to say that you should have this or do that… The dentist’s role should be to act as a guide or consultant and to
Implant or bridge? Which one is better? Read More »
Dental implants have been a part of dentistry for hundreds of years, but there have been some huge steps that have been taken starting in the early 80s and culminated in incredible evolution and an absolute game changer for patients today! While nothing in the body is 100%, there are a few things that are
You can have your teeth back! Read More »
And is much cheaper in the long run! Dental disease fits in one of three categories: Bacterial infections in the gum tissue Bacterial infections in the teeth Dysfunction in the structure and bite Each of them can be treated by standard or traditional dental care and treated completely incorrectly. On the other hand, in a dental
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A lot has changed over the last 100 years in every aspect of our lives. The Ford Model T was the state of the art and we had just won the war to end all wars. The biggest crisis facing the world was Influenza and the life expectancy was still less than 50 years old!
They’re your teeth… why not keep them?! Read More »
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