Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and candy is often the go-to gift for loved ones. But while you’re indulging in the sweet treats of the season, it’s important to remember that not all Valentine’s Day candy is created equal when it comes to your dental health. Some candies

Dental radiographs, commonly known as X-rays, are a form of high energy electromagnetic radiation and are an important tool to help your doctor properly diagnose your oral health needs. They are a safe way to diagnose disease and injury of the teeth and gums, as well as help in planning

In honor of International Self Care Day, it is important for us all to take a step back and make sure we are taking care of our stress levels and prioritizing self care. Certain lifestyle factors can significantly impact total body wellness, but how does this relate to your teeth?

Have you been wondering how to properly floss your teeth? Look no further than our comprehensive guide below! Step 1: Pull about 20 inches of dental floss from the dispenser, break it off, wrap it around the middle fingers and pull tightly over the thumb (upper jaw) or index finger

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the art of teeth brushing! From preventing cavities to keeping your gums healthy, the benefits of proper teeth brushing extend far beyond just a bright smile. A systematic and appropriate brushing technique is crucial for effective oral hygiene. Horizontal scrubbing with too much pressure

Nobody likes going about their day with bad breath. Additionally, nobody likes spending time with someone who has bad breath! While eating pungent foods, using tobacco products, and not brushing or flossing are some well-known causes of bad breath, there are a number of lesser-known causes.   Surprising causes of

In the realm of dental care, there’s one simple practice that can make a significant difference in your oral health: FLOSSING. While brushing your teeth twice a day is essential, it’s equally important to incorporate flossing into your routine. Let’s delve into the benefits of flossing and explore the best

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of our 3rd Annual Giving Tree. Your generosity has illuminated the holiday season for two local families, allowing them to experience the warmth and joy that defines this special time of year. Your selfless donations

When considering changing a smile, many ask, “What is the difference between veneers and crowns?” This is a great question! You deserve to know the ‘RBAs’ (risks, benefits, and alternatives) of all relevant options before trusting your dentist with YOUR teeth and YOUR smile.  We are here to explain and

In less than an hour someone will die from oral cancer. Early detection and management can prevent this. Historically the death rate associated with this cancer is particularly high not because it is hard to discover or diagnose, but due to the cancer being routinely discovered late in its development.

One of our favorite things to do is to refresh and redo older dental work that is no longer serving its purposes. These redos and updates can create a challenging process to visualize the end result, especially when the teeth have already been worked on.  Drs. Ben and Benita Brooks

Cavities are caused by bacteria that produce acid on and around the teeth. The acid then breaks down the tooth surface, leaving a void. This decayed area is referred to as the “cavity.” Cavities are very destructive and require repair, as they will continue to expand if the bacteria is