Proper oral care isn’t just about having a beautiful and healthy smile. Recent research has found that there are over 100 medical conditions that can be detected in the early stages by a dentist. A high number of overall health conditions can have oral symptoms, such as ulcers, dry mouth, swollen or bleeding gums, and […]

Registered dietitians at the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics recognize a link between mouth health and nutrition. Oral infectious diseases, as well as acute, chronic and terminal illnesses with oral symptoms can impact not only our ability to consume food properly, but also our health and nutrition status. Learn more about the link between nutrition

Thanksgiving is quickly approaching! This day marks an event where everyone can feast and eat all the food that their tummies can handle. It is one of the few days of the year when people break their diets and really indulge at dinner. During this time, recipes can be found on how to stay on

While no sweets are good for your teeth, some Halloween candies are less harmful than others. Try purchasing these types of candies to help protect your braces and prevent tooth decay in yourself and children. Chocolate Chocolate dissolves quickly in the mouth and can be eaten fast and easy. This decreases the amount of time

In 3500 BC, the Babylonians and Egyptians used chewing sticks to clean their teeth. Look how far the toothbrush has come! Learn more about the history of the toothbrush from your orthodontist in Richmond.

Accidents always happen. Be sure to know what to do when one arises. A dental emergency is an injury to your teeth or gums that can be potentially serious. Ignoring one can increase the risk of permanent damage. For all orthodontic dental emergencies, it is important to contact our orthodontist as soon as the injury

Communication is an important component to any relationship. Open communication is a major factor in how you measure the quality of care you received. We strive to effectively communicate with you before, during, and after your orthodontic care. By maintaining open communication we will address your concerns and answer any questions you may have. Our