Whether I’m in the office or out in the community, I am often asked by friends about how they can improve their smiles. Here are five top ways to improve your smile: Brush your entire …
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Metal Straws May Destroy Your Smile
The world is always changing. We are always seeking ways to improve the environment. Currently there is a transition from disposable plastic straws to other disposable materials such as paper, plant and hybrids. Others may …
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Occam’s Razor and Dentistry: Towards a Future of Simple, Pain-free Dentistry
William of Occam was an English Franciscan friar, theologian, philosopher, and logician who lived from 1287 to 1347 AD. He published a scientific theory related to simplicity: “The simplest formula may be the best formula.” …
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Not a Candidate for Dental Implants?
“I was told by another dentist that I don’t have enough bone, and that I’m not a good candidate for dental implants… how true is that?” That’s actually a really common question encountered throughout the …
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The Significance of Your Dental Health History
Being aware of how your mouth feels and looks can assist us in helping you stay healthier sooner. Understanding the PAST help us treat you comprehensively in the PRESENT! Early diagnosis may lead to the …
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Periodontal Disease Impact on Health
Did you know that there are over 2,300 species of bacteria in the mouth that contribute to gum disease growing at the rate of 20 billion per hour? Wow! The bacteria secrete a chemical called …
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Stop Gagging from Your Upper Denture
If you wear an upper removable complete denture, you’ve likely firsthand experienced discomfort and gagging. The pharyngeal reflex, also known as the gag reflex, is induced by stimulating either the vagus nerve or glossopharyngeal nerve …
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Tips for Recovery from Dental Implants
After treating thousands of patients with dental implants at my practice, this encapsulates what you can expect and quick tips to follow for recovery. Enjoy! WHAT TO EXPECT • Follow directions closely from your dental …
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Dealing With Temperature Sensitive Teeth
When your teeth detect changes in temperature, both cold and/or hot; it’s the discomfort you feel when you eat, drink and breathe; it can either be cold or hot sensitive… this is temperature sensitivity.There are …
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Communication… My Story that Led to Innovation
We all know that communication is vital to lifelong success and peace. My personal story of communication and my challenges with overcoming stuttering, led to me to innovate for patients…the 3 Minute Implant™, a state-of-the-art …
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