On March 19, Governor Polis issued an executive order to limit all treatment to emergency care to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and conserve PPE. Our office is taking extra […]
Read more »Gum disease is a lot more common than you think. The CDC says that 50% of Americans over the age of 30 have some sort of gum disease. But the […]
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In order to build a lifetime of health, it’s important to instill healthy habits in your children from a young age, and oral hygiene is no exception. February is Children’s […]
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Around this time of year, you are likely making a couple of resolutions that will improve your health in 2020. Most of us vow to eat healthier or make it […]
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We’ve all heard that we need to brush our teeth twice a day. But what if we want to brush more? What if we just can’t get enough? In all […]
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There are many changes that happen when we hit retirement age, and those changes include our smiles. According to Senior Living more than 30% of older adults have untreated cavities, […]
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It’s normal for our patients to have trouble understanding the difference between plaque and tartar, but it is important to differentiate the two so you can properly manage their prevalence. […]
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The tooth fairy has an interesting history. Unlike Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, her original roots remain a mystery. As National Tooth Fairy Day approaches, a date celebrated on […]
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We all have a lot to look forward to around the holiday season, ‘tis the season to indulge in delicious holiday favorites! But let’s not forget to give our teeth […]
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America chews a lot of gum; in 2016, the average American consumed 1.8 pounds of this sticky snack! Although this may seem like overkill, surprisingly, there are benefits to incorporating […]
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