Experience Comfort and Confidence with Full-Mouth Dental Implants

If many of your teeth are infected, loose or even already missing, what should you do? Removable dentures are clearly the most inexpensive full-mouth tooth replacement option. But dentures can slip. And they require special adhesive to keep them secure before you attempt to eat. Dentures need to be removed every night and plopped into...

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Not Your Childhood Dental Care

Certain people may remember some less-than-marvelous childhood dental office experiences where, despite the practitioner’s best intentions, you were left fearing a needle, hating some sounds or wondering why the only option for a failing tooth was having it pulled. Today’s dentistry is so different! We write about the topic in “Not Your Childhood Dental Care”...

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Targeting Known Barriers to Oral Health Care

According to nonprofit health policy pollsters KFF, millions of adults in the U.S. have English proficiency that negatively affects their experiences in healthcare settings. This language barrier can mean unnecessary stress and anxiety even before stepping foot in an office. The challenges of discussing pain and symptoms, treatment plans, medical histories and understanding post-treatment instructions...

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Friendly Oral Health Tips for Snowbirds

Hundreds of our patients still flock to south Florida each year to step away from the cold north. We’re thrilled to note that some of these folks have been coming to us for years, with communication smoothly shared between our practice and offices in northern locations.  Our doctors see patients who come down for a...

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Chronic Diseases Linked to Severe Gum Disease

In a large U.S. study shown in the Journal of Periodontology, patients with cardiovascular disease and diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and other systemic conditions were shown to face more than double the risk of severe gum disease (periodontitis). In a cross-sectional analysis, conducted by the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, the authors utilized electronic records...

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You Said it Best!

An early 2026 thank you from all of us to the hundreds of patients who shared their wonderful comments and 5-star ratings with us in last year’s reviews. We know you didn’t have to take your valuable time to post this feedback, which makes it even more cherished. We’re always delighted to know that your...

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Removable Dentures And Their Dilemmas

There’s no denying that removable dentures do serve a purpose. They help restore some (limited) chewing function. Price is a factor—dentures may initially cost a lot less than a full mouth of dental implants. Studies show that removable dentures can even help mitigate cognitive decline linked to poor nutrition and lack of social engagement as...

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Why Did Jenny McCarthy’s Implant “Fail?”

TV personality Jenny McCarthy recently appeared  in the online headlines as she discussed an unfortunate oral infection that apparently impacted the stability of her dental implants. Can dental implants fail? Yes, but rarely. Ms. McCarthy’s challenging health experience notwithstanding, we can confidently report that of the thousands of dental implants placed, less than 5% may...

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A New Year, a New Smile?

Are you considering dental implants for 2026? The term “dental implants” actually refers to titanium posts strategically inserted into your jaw that provide a sturdy replacement foundation for the natural-looking crowns on top that others see. Dental implants look and feel like natural teeth. Unlike removable dentures, dental implants even stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone...

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Gum Disease Can Be a Real Headache

Here’s some more news linking serious gum disease with other “systemic” issues affecting the rest of the body. This recent link: Migraines. Anyone that suffers from migraines knows all too well the debilitating effects of these intense headaches. Pain, nausea and sensitivity to light and sound are common responses that reduce quality of life, enough...

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