If it has been a while since the last time you were at the dental office for a cleaning and examination, what has been holding you back? You need these appointments in order to keep an eye on the health of your smile, and most people require them at least twice each year. Some can… Read more »
If you struggle to remember the last time you had an examination and cleaning with your dentist, it’s time to set up an appointment. Most people require dedicated semiannual checkups twice each calendar year in order to keep their smile safe, so if it has been longer than six months since your last visit, we… Read more »
As you age, it is important that you note the changes in your body so that you can appropriately care for yourself. Bone density begins to naturally decrease in people after the age of fifty, and this shift can have serious implications for the vitality of your smile. The connection between your jaw and your… Read more »
Have you made any resolutions for the new year? We always encourage our patients to think about their smiles! With a few simple changes to your daily routine, you could improve the health and beauty of your smile. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about some New Year’s resolutions for your oral… Read more »
When you eat lots of foods high in sugar and starch, this could lead to an increased risk of tooth decay. Which means without good oral hygiene, your Thanksgiving favorites could leave your smile vulnerable. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about avoiding Thanksgiving-related cavities.
Before you know it, the end of 2022 will be here. Sooner than that, the hectic holiday season will be here too! Which means now is the time to see us and use your 2022 dental benefits end. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about taking time to use your benefits before… Read more »
When Halloween arrives, kids and adults alike will be susceptible to tooth decay. We want everyone to enjoy their trick or treating fun without leaving teeth vulnerable to cavities. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about avoiding cavities following your Halloween fun.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can lead to poor health and exhaustion. Fortunately, we can offer treatment options that are nonintrusive and don’t require a CPAP machine. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about how we treat sleep apnea with an oral appliance.
TMJ disorder, also referred to as TMD, is a common oral health issues and one that could lead to major discomfort and even dental damage without attention. In today’s blog, your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist talks about how we can use oral appliance therapy and other noninvasive options to treat TMD and bring relief.
Do you often grind your teeth at night? Known as bruxism, this could lead to serious soreness in your face or jaw, and even damage your teeth. Which is why your Woodland Hills, CA, dentist wants to bring relief with a custom-made and comfortable oral appliance. Let’s protect your smile from injury!
