If you've ever gone on a diet, you'll have educated yourself on nutrition and what foods are best to put in your body for optimum health. But, have you ever researched what foods are best specifically for your oral health? The most important factor for healthy teeth and gums is reducing the amount of sugar that remains in the mouth.... read more »

You’re looking forward to a romantic evening. Unfortunately, you’ve noticed that you’ve had bad breath recently. There’s nothing that can kill the mood of a romantic evening quite like bad breath. So, what can you do to have fresher breath? Watch What You Eat Some foods can be sources of bad breath. Strong cheeses, garlic, onions, and hot peppers can... read more »

Pulp is the soft tissue that occupies the hollow central chamber of your tooth. It extends from the crown to the roots and contains tiny blood vessels and a network of nerves. When a tooth dies, it is due to irreversible pulp damage.   Endodontics is the specialization of dentistry that deals with dental pulp issues. It is a Greek... read more »

Another great year has come to a close! Along with your regular New Year’s resolutions, Drs. Calpas, Hendrix, and Amundson recommend that you have a few dental resolutions. These goals can help your smile shine in the years to come! Replace Your Toothbrush Many people only replace their toothbrush when they go to the dentist and receive one for free.... read more »

The Fall Season means that it’s time for your little ones to dress up like ghouls, ghosts, monsters, and princesses and go trick-or-treating. This time of year is so fun for your little ghoulies, but it can also be hazardous for their (and your) oral health. Read on for some tips on navigating the Fall Season without developing tooth decay.... read more »