The loss of a child’s first baby tooth is a milestone worth celebrating, whether you put it in a family baby book or under the pillow for the Tooth Fairy to collect. As a parent or caregiver, you take several steps to make your child’s...
Missing regular check-ups and slacking off on daily oral hygiene affect more than just the health of your teeth and gums. Poor oral health can have implications for your overall physical and mental well-being. Learn how taking care of your teeth and gums can impact...
Good oral care doesn’t start in the dentist’s office; it’s in the kitchen! One of the most effective ways to preserve the look and health of your smile is to maintain a healthy diet. Loading up on nutrient-rich foods and beverages and limiting sugar and...
Families with growing children and aging members need dental care that evolves with them. A family dental practice can support your oral health needs and address common issues that individuals face at each stage of life. When it comes to maintaining healthy smiles, it’s essential...
Dear Friends, Colleagues and Patients, With Dr. Malavich’s departure, we want to introduce Dr. Paul Hynes who will be joining our practice on June 3, 2024. He will be working alongside Dr. Schmerler. We are thrilled to have found someone who shares the same philosophy...
Young children, even babies, need strong teeth to talk, eat, and smile. Furthermore, baby teeth need care and protection against cavities and decay. Parents and caregivers should be wary of baby bottle tooth decay, which can impact children’s tooth development. Here, we explain this condition...
Your dental hygienist is a crucial member of your oral health team. More than providing professional routine cleanings, they are your guide to helping you maximize your dental well-being. Partnering with your hygienist can ensure that you maintain optimal oral health and take a proactive...