Dr. Joshua Wolhandler
Dr. Karen Lawitts
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Understanding Dry Mouth
posted: Dec. 05, 2012.
The medical term for dry mouth is xerostomia (“xero” – dry; “stomia” – mouth), something that many of us have experienced at some point in life. However, for some Read more -
Sleep Apnea - a Hidden Danger
posted: Nov. 27, 2012.
Nightly snoring can be a sign of a dangerous condition called sleep apnea (from “a” meaning without and “pnea” meaning breath). When someone snores the soft tissues in the Read more -
Are You at Advanced Risk for Gum Disease?
posted: Nov. 19, 2012.
Gum disease, also called periodontal disease (from the roots for “around” and “tooth”) starts with redness and inflammation, progresses to infection, and can lead to progressive loss of attachment Read more -
Gum Disease & Diabetes: Two Diseases With A Common Enemy — You.
posted: Nov. 08, 2012.
Both diabetes and gum (periodontal) disease are chronic inflammatory diseases that have negative consequences for millions of people worldwide. But before we continue, let's define these two diseases: Periodontal disease Read more -
Did You Know That Diabetes And Periodontal Disease Have Much In Common?
posted: Oct. 31, 2012.
Did you know that recent research has shown diabetes is a risk factor for increased severity of periodontal (gum) disease and that periodontitis is a risk factor for worsening Read more -
Understanding The Importance Of Dental X-Rays
posted: Oct. 22, 2012.
Because our main goal is to help you maintain optimal oral health, we use the latest proven technologies, techniques, and treatments to ensure we achieve them. One tool, radiographs Read more -
Is Your Favorite Drink Dissolving Your Teeth?
posted: Oct. 19, 2012.
If you like soft drinks and carbonated colas, beware. Acids in these drinks may be dissolving the minerals in your teeth — a process called chemical erosion. And don't Read more -
How Much Do You Really Know About Keeping Your Children's Teeth Healthy?
posted: Oct. 11, 2012.
Expectant mothers expect to deal with tooth-related milestones in their child's early years, such as teething and even the eventual shedding of those baby teeth to the Tooth Fairy. Read more -
Understanding the Importance of Pain-Free Dentistry
posted: Oct. 03, 2012.
No one wants to experience pain when they go to the dentist. However, are you aware that anesthesia is beneficial to both you and your dental professionals? It enables Read more -
How Much Do You Know About Nutrition and Oral Health?
posted: Sep. 25, 2012.
How many of these questions can you answer correctly? The more you know about nutrition and oral health, the healthier you are likely to be. What are free sugars?“Free sugars” Read more -
Can You Whiten Traumatized Teeth?
posted: Sep. 18, 2012.
If you are pleased with your smile except for that one front tooth that appears darker, then we have good news for you. Often a tooth appears darker as Read more -
Five FAQs About Snoring and Sleep Apnea
posted: Sep. 10, 2012.
Getting enough sleep is necessary for good health. We all know how energetic we feel when we are sleeping well at night. Yet, many of us do not feel Read more -
Can Thumb Sucking Harm Your Child's Teeth?
posted: Aug. 30, 2012.
Sucking their fingers or thumbs makes young babies feel secure and is completely normal behavior. Babies have been observed to suck their fingers or thumbs even before they are Read more -
Testing Your Knowledge: Do Your Children Have Good Oral Health?
posted: Aug. 23, 2012.
Ensuring that your children have good oral health is (or should be) the goal of every parent or caregiver. But how confident are you about this topic? The following Read more -
Enhance Your Smile Through Teeth Whitening
posted: Aug. 14, 2012.
In modern society, a bright, white smile conveys optimal health, youth and sound teeth. However, various influences including age, wear, diet, and lifestyle may prevent you from having and Read more -
How Do Dental Implants Help Preserve Your Youthful Appearance?
posted: Aug. 13, 2012.
Modern dental implants not only help you maintain your normal chewing ability and speech patterns after you have lost a tooth or teeth — they also keep you looking younger. Read more
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