Parenting can come with a wide range of challenges, including protecting your child from harm, preserving their health, and helping to prevent cavities. The American Dental Association recommends notes that you can start brushing and flossing each of your child’s primary teeth as they develop and emerge from the gums. During these times it can be helpful to make their... read more »

Dental crowns are an extremely popular dental treatment and for good reason. Dental crowns perform many of the functions needed to enjoy a strong, healthy smile. We invite you to review the following uses for a dental crown: -Covering a treated tooth: Dental crowns are tooth-shaped caps that can cover and provide protection for a treated tooth. When a tooth... read more »

Keeping your smile healthy as you age is possible with the increasing benefits offered by dental technology and other advances. In addition, there are things you can do at home as part of your daily oral care to maintain top-notch oral health. Check out the following four ways you can support your smile as you age: 1- Fluoride. Aging can... read more »

There are very few dental ailments that cannot be treated with our modern advancements in dentistry. If your smile is broken, chances are very high that we can fix it. Here are some examples below: - Cavities form when the tooth enamel has been penetrated by bacteria. Thankfully, they can be treated with dental fillings, which fill the space and... read more »

The toothbrush and floss are often the stars of the show, but what do you know about their little sister, the tongue scraper? Tongue scrapers may not be as essential to dental health as toothbrushes and floss are, but they can be a great supplement to your hygiene habits if you’re looking for a way to amp up your dental... read more »

If you want a strong, healthy smile, it’s time to develop an oral health care plan – one that can help you take good care of your teeth and gums and prevent future dental problems. To help you, Dr. Sean Ferguson has some tips for you. First, take a look at your own oral health needs. Talk to Dr. Sean... read more »

An often-overlooked condition that can arise due to poor dental habits or other oral health problems is halitosis, more commonly known as bad breath. Bad breath typically arises due to bacteria in your mouth emitting bad odors, but it can also be caused by the foods you consume and underlying health conditions within your body. Treatments for halitosis include the... read more »

Tens of thousands of individuals are diagnosed with oral cancer every year. Early detection is key to a successful recovery. Given the gravity of oral cancer and the import of spotting the disease quickly, you’ll want to book professional oral cancer screenings every six months. Thankfully, they are included in your semiannual dental checkup. In the meantime, if you suspect... read more »

When people think of dentures, they often picture someone over the age of 65. However, many adults in the United States of varying ages are missing one or more teeth, or have teeth that need to be replaced. While dental implants have become very popular in recent years, some people may not be suitable candidates to receive implants. Surgery is... read more »

Because gum disease can be painless in its earliest stages, many people may not know that they have it. Some people may not even think about preventing gum disease, or having it treated until it becomes a serious issue. Often, your dentist will be the first one to spot gum disease, which is why it is so important to see... read more »