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  Why Choose an ADA Member Dentist?.
  
  The ADA helps members keep current with the latest information affecting dentistry to provide the best-possible patient care. Seven out of ten dentists are members of the ADA.
  
  Representing the overwhelming majority of dentists, the ADA can be an effective advocate for patients and the profession. This includes the ability to deal with the insurance industry and the government on issues that affect patients.
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- Taking Care of Your Teeth
  
  Should I Brush or Floss First?
  
  The sequence in which you brush and floss makes no difference as long as you take your time and are thorough. Look for products that have the ADA's Seal of Acceptance to ensure quality. Choose a toothbrush that feels comfortable in your hand and in your mouth, and use it at least twice a day.
  
  While tooth brushing removes plaque from surfaces, it isn't able to remove all plaque between teeth. Using floss daily or other interdental cleaners helps remove debris from between the teeth, where your toothbrush cannot reach. An ADA-Accepted dental floss or interdental cleaner is recommended.
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- Sleep Apnea
- Snoring
- Having Trouble Sleeping?
  
  From www.SnoringIsn'tSexy.com
  
  Night after night of improper sleep and breathing takes its toll on our quality of life and may include the following:
  * Always being tired, no energy
  * Feeling of depression
  * Easily irritated
  * Falling asleep at inappropriate times
  * Difficulty concentrating
  * Forgetfulness
  * Wake up with headache
  * Others are frustrated
  * Decreased sex drive
  
  Unfortunately, snoring and obstructive sleep apnea doesn't only affect the person with the problem. Anyone who has slept with a person who snores knows it can disrupt his or her sleep as well. This second-hand snoring can cause the bed-partner to suffer the same daytime sleepiness problems that their snoring partner experiences which may lead to marital discord and adverse health consequences.

"Every tooth in a man's head is more valuable than a diamond." ~Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote, 1605

Our desire is to provide you with dental care that can enhance the quality of your life, as such, we are pleased to offer you complete dental care in one convenient location.

Cleanings and Prevention

Preventing dental disease starts at home with good oral hygiene and a balanced diet. It is continued in the dental office by restoring, and maintaining your oral health. Prevention also includes regular dental exams, cleanings, and x-rays. Sealants and fluoride are also great preventive treatments that help protect the teeth.

Cleaning

A general cleaning is a procedure is recommended every six months. Even though visiting the dentist twice a year may seem like a lot, two short visits a year will potentially prevent a life time of dental problems and worry.

Diagnostics

At your cleaning, your hygienist will carefully examine your teeth, gums and palate, looking for a presence of disease or periodontal disease.

Intraoral Camera

This little video camera allows views of your teeth and gums like never before--magnified up to 40 times on a TV monitor. It helps us correctly diagnose problems better, earlier, and more accurately. It allows you to see and better understand what is going on with your oral health.

Dental X-Rays

Dental x-rays or radiographs allow the dentist to see things about your oral health that cannot be seen by the naked eye. These items include cysts (sacks of fluid that form on the roots of teeth), cancerous and non-cancerous tumors, invisible decay that occurs between teeth, and the location of teeth that haven't grown all the way in.