Protect Your Teeth this Summer: Sports, Pools & Popsicles

With summer such a short season in our neck of the woods, we are all in favor of following New England native and celebrated author Ralph Waldo Emerson’s advice: “Live in the sunshine, swim in the seas, drink the wild air.”  As dental professionals, however, we have a couple of caveats. While summer should be …

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Can Stress Cause Tooth Problems? The Link Between Mental Health and Oral Health

Did you hear? April is Stress Awareness Month, which means it’s the perfect opportunity for our team to talk about an often-overlooked side effect of chronic stress: the impact it can have on your teeth and gums.  While most people are aware that stress affects sleep, mood, and digestion, many are surprised to learn that …

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Be the Holiday Hostess with the Mostest: Treat Your Guests to the Gift of a Bright Smile

We’ve got a twist on holiday hosting that we’re excited to share!  As you know, hosting family and friends for the holidays is all about creating a welcoming and memorable experience. From delicious meals to cozy accommodations, the little touches make all the difference.  One unique way to stand out as the “hostess with the …

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Our Team is Thankful for TMJ Awareness Month 

It might sound strange, but our team is thankful for any initiative that raises awareness about common, yet challenging, dental issues. In this case, November marks TMJ Awareness Month and we’re grateful that there is an official designation to educate the population about this often-overlooked condition. Before the month ended, we wanted to take a moment …

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What to do with excess candy after Halloween

The thrill of trick or treating is one we can empathize with. We remember being children and wanting to collect as much candy as we possibly could (or would fit in our bags). Realistically, however, after mom and dad have “candy taxed” their children’s collection, most children can’t or won’t be able to eat all …