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Is tooth decay inevitable?  Almost everyone thinks so.  Our parents had cavities.  We have cavities.  Our kids will probably have cavities.  But what if we could change all that?  What if we could predict dental decay and make changes to … Continue reading →

Every month recognizes some organization, cause, person, event or thing.  Why should you care about Dental Health Month?  One reason is that each day more and more evidence is being produced that shows how your oral health is a barometer … Continue reading →

A large part of every dental practice is dental fillings.  The same is true in our office.  At each professional cleaning we examine every filling to determine its integrity.  A large percentage of my time is spent placing new fillings … Continue reading →

I have asked our newest team member to write this month’s blog.  I thought you would all like to get to know her a little bit and this seemed like a great way to start.  So, here is Jill Root … Continue reading →

My daughter Emily just graduated from Wayland Union High School.  She had an outstanding high school experience.  Great grades, sports, student government, volunteer work, you name it, she did it.  Next, she is off to Dad’s alma mater the University … Continue reading →

Something that many people consider to be healthy is actually causing an increase in dental decay among children and many adults. For the first time in decades cavity rates are up, and many dentists are reporting that adult patients who … Continue reading →