Checkups

Primary (Baby) teeth lay the foundation for dental health in the future. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that children visit the dentist when the first tooth appears or by a child’s 1st birthday. It is recommended that your child or adolescent see the dentist for...

Tongue & Lip Ties

We see infants as early as a day after birth for the revision of abnormally attached frenums. Many of our older patients have also benefited from having frenum revisions performed. We use the latest laser surgery techniques. It is an easy procedure, lasting only a couple of minutes. It is safe fo...

Pregnancy & Oral Health

Ever wonder how your pregnancy can affect your oral health? Many new mothers experience different symptoms from pregnancy and many times oral side effects are one of the first to appear. Here are some things you should prepare for during your pregnancy. – Pregnancy Gingivitis Because pregnancy ca...

Oral Piercings

What is it? Oral piercing is a newer and popular form of body art and self expression. There are multiple areas that can be pierced such as the tongue, lips, cheeks, or the uvula (the small piece of tissue that hangs at the back of the throat). Piercing these areas are not as safe as […]

Thumb, Finger, and Pacifier Habits

Like a number of parents, you may be concerned about your child’s thumb, finger, or pacifier habit. You may wonder if the habit is harming your child, or have questions such as; “At what age should my child stop?” or “What will happen if the habit is prolonged?”  This blog will address...