Dental Health
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a serious and very common condition that is characterized by repetitive collapse of the upper airway during sleep. It occurs… Continue Reading
Is Your Dental Office Safe? Untreated Waterlines In the Dental Office Can Affect Your Health
The next time you go to your dentist’s office, before you let them spray water in your mouth, ask them how, and where their water… Continue Reading
Oral Appliances For Sleep Apnea Improve Insomnia
The Mayo Clinic and various medical dictionaries suggest that insomnia is a persistent disorder that can make it hard to fall asleep, hard to stay… Continue Reading
Orthodontic Treatment for Adults
Orthodontic treatment is no longer just for teens. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists states that one in five orthodontic patients is over the… Continue Reading
Get the Stress Out Of Here
Stress. In today’s society it seems like you can’t get away from it. Or is it a lifestyle that we have chosen? Stress has been… Continue Reading
Gum Recession Breakthrough (Also Known As Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation)
The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique (PST), invented and patented by John Chao, DDS, is a scalpel-free, suture-free procedure for treating gum recession. With the Pinhole… Continue Reading
Technology That Improves Your Child’s Dental Visits
Modern pediatric dental offices utilize state of the art technology to make sure children feel comfortable while receiving top quality and enjoyable dental care. This… Continue Reading
Alternative Orthodontics – Advanced Lightwire Functionals (ALF)
The advanced light force dental appliance was developed by a dentist who asked a simple yet profound question Why do some orthodontic techniques create a… Continue Reading
Bad Breath? There Is a Total Cure
Is your bad breath holding you back? Is it interfering with your social life? Your work life? Wouldn’t you like to be confident in any… Continue Reading
The Comprehensive Exam: The What and Why
Most dental care is delivered in response to something that has happened. It may be a toothache, the breaking of a tooth, an infection, or… Continue Reading
