Spring might be around the corner, but when the snow’s blowing, a storm’s brewing, and the temperature’s dropping, your teeth can feel it! That’s right, your smile is sensitive to swift temperature changes, just like you. This may be because your dentin is exposed. When the enamel wears down or your gums recede, and a...Read More
Happy Holidays! ‘Tis the season of silent nights, snowy days, and sweets all around. When you find yourself surrounded my sugar plums, candy canes, and Christmas cookies, it feels easier to be naughty than it does to be nice. Luckily, Dr. Plant has a few tricks up her sleeve to help keep your smile merry...Read More
With your kids being back to school, for many young parents – like you – it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos of pre-planning daily routines for your kids: Getting them up, getting them dressed and getting them out the door! In the midst of all that chaos, it’s important to stay on...Read More
Finding a family dentist can achieve comfort and accessibility, two factors that make your dental visit enjoyable and effective.Family dentists have the knowledge, skill, and patience to tailor their practice to each family member, especially children. In short, having a family dentist involves receiving an individualized approach to your dental health. Developing a long-term relationship...Read More
March is nutrition awareness month. This article discusses the importance your general health has on your overall oral health. What you eat has a huge impact on keeping your general health in order. We know that life gets in the way and it’s easy to have a million other things on your mind. It’s also...Read More
Does drinking a nice warm beverage on a cold winter day cause discomfort in your mouth? The type of discomfort that makes your eyes wince? Maybe it hurts when you brush or floss? If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it could very well mean you are battling tooth sensitivity. There is never a...Read More
It is a common misconception to believe there is no need for children to receive orthodontic treatment until all of their baby teeth have fallen out. This is not a good timeline to follow as some children lose all of their baby teeth early on, but some still have a few baby teeth past the...Read More
