With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s time to gather with loved ones and indulge in delicious holiday feasts! But as much as we love turkey, gravy, and all the wonderful fixings like stuffing and cranberry sauce, it’s important to remember how these festive favorites can impact your dental health. Here’s a guide to knowing
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Did you know that saliva is a natural protector for your mouth? It plays a crucial role in keeping your mouth healthy, from aiding digestion to preventing tooth decay and gum disease. But when you’re experiencing dry mouth, it can lead to discomfort and dental issues. 
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Ah, spring — the season of rejuvenation, renewal, and cleaning house. But what about your teeth? Yes, it’s the perfect time to take a closer look at your dental health and ensure that your smile is sparkling as bright as those cherry blossoms outside. In this post, we’re going to draw parallels between the traditional
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Perhaps the most enticing thing about Halloween is the free candy. If you’re a parent, chances are you’ve rifled through your children’s trick-or-treating haul or gained control of it in its entirety. We can’t forget the beloved reject pile. All the candy your child dislikes instantly becomes yours. There’s just something so satisfying knowing that
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If you smoke, you likely know how bad it is for you. You don’t need a dentist to tell you that. But do you know how good quitting smoking can be for your teeth and overall dental health? As dentists, we’ve seen benefits of quitting smoking first hand — years of tooth decay and gum
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As family dentists serving Middleburg Heights and Cleveland, we’ve treated generations of family smiles. We began treating many of our adult patients when they were children. Now that they’re adults, we treat their children too. For us, dentistry is a family tradition. You can never begin too early — the sooner you start a kid
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As dentists, we’re always stressing about how important it is to brush, floss, and see a dentist regularly. But it’s not just practicing good hygiene and seeing a dentist that make for great dental health. It’s also the food in your fridge, what you put on your plate, and what you drink to wash it
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