Sleep Apnea and Dental Treatments

Sleep Apnea is a sleeping disorder that affects many Americans. Someone who has sleep apnea is disrupted during the night by irregular breathing. People who have sleep apnea often snore or have breathing cessation during the night. Sleep apnea is particularly common in those over age 40. Two types of sleep apnea include obstructive sleep apnea and central sleep apnea.... read more »

Seven Sealant Statements: True or False?

1. Dental sealants are just for kids. FALSE. Sealants are for anyone who wants them – they will benefit anyone who decides to get them, regardless of age. It is recommended that children and teenagers get sealants since tooth decay can begin early in life, but adults reap the benefits of sealants too. 2. Cavities are the most common childhood... read more »

Brushing Up on Children’s Oral Care

Even though children eventually lose their baby teeth, proper pediatric oral care can influence your child’s well-being into adulthood. There are many decisions to make when raising children. We always want to choose the best for them, and selecting a toothbrush and toothpaste are no different. We’ve provided some tips below to help you with these decisions. Choosing the Right... read more »