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Forefoot Surgery
Many foot problems do not respond to conservative management. Your podiatric physician can determine when surgical intervention may be helpful. Often, when pain or deformity… Continue Reading
Preventing Tooth Injuries During Your Child’s Active Summer
If you have an extremely active child you may have seen one or two falls in their day. Although it is true that active kids… Continue Reading
Can You Benefit From Braces?
If you believe the saying that “Your eyes are the windows to your soul,” then you should understand that your smile is the key to… Continue Reading
Cerec Dental Technology
A smile is one of our greatest personal assets; it is a reflection of happiness and good health, yet many people avoid smiling because they… Continue Reading
Chinese Acupuncture For Shoulder Pain
Chinese acupuncture began more than 3,000 years ago and is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Acupuncture involves the placement of very slender… Continue Reading
Swollen Toe Or Ankle? It Could Be a Gout Attack
What Is Gout? Have you ever been awakened at night by a hot, painful feeling in your big toe or ankle? Did the painful joint… Continue Reading
Commonly Treated Orthodontic Problems
Malocclusion (literally meaning “bad bite”) is the number one reason people seek orthodontic treatment. There are many different forms of malocclusion, such as: Crowding: Crowding… Continue Reading
How New Tech In the Dental Office Benefits You
The iTero Element 5D is a wand-shaped digital scanner that features an intraoral camera. The wand can be moved around the inside of a patient’s… Continue Reading
Are You In Pain? You’re Not Alone
You don’t need to live with constant pain. Although chronic pain rarely goes away completely, your health care team has many options to make your… Continue Reading
Pervasiveness Of Pain
The International Association for the Study of Pain defines pain as “an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or… Continue Reading