Over 46% of Adults Have Gum Disease. Are You One of Them?
Nearly half of American adults have some form of gum disease. Despite this alarmingly large percentage, many avoid treating the problem. Untreated gum disease can cause gum recession and tooth loss and is linked to diabetes and heart disease. Luckily, you can prevent and treat most gum disease by following good dental habits. What is Gum Disease? Gum disease, or periodontal...Read More
A Great New Year’s Resolution: Make 2022 the Year to Love Your Smile!
New Year’s resolutions frequently revolve around increasing your health or your wealth. Want a resolution that benefits both? By committing to making 2022 the year you focus on your dental care, you’ll create a win-win for your oral health and financial situation. After all, the best way to solve expensive dental issues is by avoiding them in the first place! A Good...Read More
Top 10 Eye Care Myths
Maybe you remember a certain late night talk show. One of the most popular segments was “The Top 10 List”. While our list isn’t as funny, it will help you take better care of your vision and help you keep your eyesight strong. This list will even answer the age-old question: Does sitting close to the television damage your eyes? Myth: Eating carrots will...Read More
The Importance of Annual Eye Exams
The saying “I didn’t see that coming” has great significance when it comes to vision problems. Many eye and vision issues have no signs or symptoms, so people are frequently unaware there’s a problem until their sight begins to diminish. Annual comprehensive eye exams are key to maintaining good vision and healthy eyes. But there are more reasons...Read More