Removing stray bits of food and dental plaque – a sticky, clear bacterial biofilm perpetually coating your teeth which seemingly pops up overnight – is needed to disrupt plaque formation before it can harden into tartar or calculus. You help do this every time you brush your teeth! Here are some goals to strive for when practicing your daily oral... read more »

Summer is coming to a close and fall is right around the corner! This is a good time to get your dental cleanings and exams done for the second half of the year. That's because tooth decay and gum disease never take a break, and if you need any further treatment done, this is a good time to get started... read more »