Every day, sometimes multiple times a day, I am asked the question, “Do you take my insurance?” This is one of the most challenging questions that I’ve ever had to answer because there isn’t a short, simple answer.

After spending the last few years behind the front desk and on the phone holding to speak to insurance representatives, I’ve learned the ins and outs of the dental insurance world.

Many of these signs and symptoms can also be caused by things other than cancer, or even by other cancers. It’s still very important to see a doctor or dentist if any of these conditions lasts more than 2 weeks so that the cause can be found and treated, if needed.

There exists a corresponding relationship between diet and oral health: a balanced diet is correlated to a state of oral health.

Neglected oral hygiene and the hormonal changes during pregnancy increase risk to oral disease.

These 5 tips are talked about a great deal, but sometimes a gentle reminder is helpful.

We are so excited! Please feel free to take a look around, learn more about our practice, and set up your first appointment with us. We can’t wait to meet you!