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Waking up with a dry, sticky mouth or constantly reaching for water during the day? You’re not alone. Dry mouth, also called xerostomia, is a common condition, especially for people who take certain medications or are simply getting older. While it might seem like just a minor inconvenience, chronic dry mouth can actually increase your […]

You might not even realize you’re clenching your jaw during the day or grinding your teeth while you sleep. It’s easy to brush off, especially if it doesn’t seem to be causing pain right now. But chronic teeth grinding (also called bruxism) is more than just a harmless habit. Left untreated, it can do serious […]

Having anxiety about the dentist is more common than most people realize. In fact, 6 out of 10 people have anxiety about going to the dentist. Our office aims to help reduce that anxiety by creating an environment where patients would feel more comfortable than in a normal dentist’s office. Beyond all the steps we […]

The holiday season is full of joy and celebration, but it can also disrupt your usual routine. Late-night gatherings, busy schedules, and seasonal stress can interfere with your ability to get a good night’s sleep. Quality sleep is essential to maintaining your energy, mood, and overall health—especially during this hectic time of year. By prioritizing […]

You have probably heard the rule from family or from a dentist that you should see a dentist every 6 months, or twice a year. Why does that rule exist? What happens if you wait longer? There are a couple of main reasons why seeing the dentist every six months is important: Let’s look a […]

Having ADHD, ASD, depression, or any other number of mental disorders can make keeping your teeth clean and healthy more difficult. Perhaps staying consistent is challenging, or visiting the dentist is overwhelming. Studies have shown that neurodivergent adults often have poorer oral health than the average adults. Oral health is incredibly important and can affect […]