halitosis – chronic bad breath, generally caused by oral or gastrointestinal disorder
hematoma – blood swelling beneath the surface of the skin, gums, or other tissue
hygienist – dental professional who is trained and certified to perform dental cleanings, scaling and root planing, and other functions, provides patient education, and may administer local anesthetic or nitrous oxide
hyperplasia – abnormal increase in cell growth leading to enlargement of tissue
November 15th 2023
If you have wondered if it’s ever a good idea to take your child to the emergency room for dental care, you are not alone: The American Dental Association estimates that every 15 seconds, someone goes to the ER for a dental emergency. That’s about 2.2 million patients per year. We understand that you want...
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November 1st 2023
During your visit, our dentist may suggest dental sealants for your child. Sealants are a great way to prevent your child from developing tooth decay. Why Sealants? Sealants are essential to preventing tooth decay. They are applied to the back teeth, in the hard to reach places where decay is most likely to take hold....
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October 15th 2023
Teething is a natural occurrence that is necessary for the growth of your child. Although it can be difficult to handle, we have information designed to help you to prepare for this stage in your child’s life. Common Teething Symptoms There is a lot of misinformation out there about teething, so it is important to...
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