Are you aware of the risks associated with sleep apnea and every potential condition that could give rise to it? Because sleep apnea is such a complex condition in which an individual has breathing patterns interrupted while they sleep, it is important to be aware of potential risk factors and receive treatments as soon as possible. If sleep apnea goes... read more »

Tooth hazards exist in all areas of our life. Although several of them can give rise to oral accidents and injuries that you may have little control over, there are issues that you can’t always change. To ensure your smile has the best chance of health success both now and in the future, be aware of tooth hazard risks in... read more »

In order to help your mouth and smile remain healthy throughout your life, it’s a good idea to always look for new ways to improve your oral hygiene routine by using new and effective teeth-cleaning products. One of the products you may choose to use is mouthwash. However, it’s important to note that not all mouthwash products are the same.... read more »

If you have ever had a cold or flu, or even severe allergies, then you know how taxing it can be on your body. When we are sick, oftentimes we think about how to get better, while letting oral health slide. As a result, you become more susceptible to cavities and gum disease, which is why our dentists, Drs. Alan Kessler... read more »

Valentine’s Day is a special day, and do you know what would make it even more special? Having a healthy smile! This is because you won’t need to worry about toothaches and dental issues while you’re spending time with your loved ones. Our dentists, Drs. Alan Kessler and Tiffany Foster-Kessler are happy to help you achieve a healthy smile for... read more »

It’s a new year, and that means a whole new you! Many people set New Year’s goals that say so, anyway. But might we suggest something a little simpler (that won’t be forgotten by Valentine’s Day)? How about “New Year, New Smile!”? Whatever your smile needs, we are here to help. If you have crooked, gapped, crowded, or rotated teeth,... read more »

Most often we hear “lose weight,” “go to the gym,” or “stop smoking” as common New Year's resolutions.  While those are all great decisions, don’t forget to add “better dental hygiene” to the list of habits to start in 2018.  You probably don’t even have to work very hard to accomplish these things! Here are some things that you can... read more »

The holiday season is here and with that comes the time to partake in favorite traditions, pastimes, and parties - many of which involve festive goodies, sweet drinks, and oh-so-yummy treats. Over-indulging in too many sugary snacks can put you at risk for tooth decay - but that shouldn’t stop you from enjoying a few more treats than you normally... read more »

If you want a strong, healthy, and even beautiful smile, then you need to have a proper and effective tooth brushing routine. Unfortunately, there are habits you can pick up that can alter the condition of your teeth and gums and even mess with the health of your smile. It’s very important to avoid those habits as much as possible.... read more »

Have you ever been afraid of visiting your dentist or nervous about the thought of coming in for an oral health care procedure? If so, you may suffer from what is known as dental anxiety. Dental anxiety refers to stresses or concerns with visiting your dentist. Dental anxiety can range from fear associated with noises, unknown treatments, or even the... read more »