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Happy Monday! Enjoy your week ahead!

Wishing you a safe and happy Fourth of July!

Happy Summer!

Our bodies produce about 100,000 gallons of saliva throughout our lifetime. That is enough to fill up 2 swimming pools! Saliva is vital for a healthy mouth because it protects our teeth by transporting food particles away as well as kills germs that prevent bad breath, defends against tooth decay, and even speeds up mouth wound healing.

The northern lights are an atmospheric phenomenon that's regarded as the Holy Grail of skywatching. If you were able to see this spectacular show, post your pictures in the comments below!

Happy Monday!

A little Tax Day humor...

Join in the celebration of World Health Day by doing your part in caring for your body's health and wellness! Oral hygiene and care affect the overall health of your body. Taking steps to maintain a good dental care routine is an excellent place to start!

One of the many reasons!

Who else is excited for Spring???

Time to Spring forward this weekend!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Team Chiefs or Team Niners?

Ancient Egyptians highly regarded cleanliness and oral care. They experimented with the first version of toothpaste, which consisted of rock salt, dried iris flowers, pepper, and mint crushed into a paste with water. Mint and herbs were used to improve breath, and mint is still a popular toothpaste ingredient today!

Did you know that you should replace your toothbrush after every episode you have of the flu, cold, or viral infection? Microbes are notorious for implanting themselves onto the toothbrush bristles, which lead to re-infection. Take care of your overall health by putting your oral care routine at the forefront of your mind! Give us a call at any time for dental care questions you may have.

We are so thankful to have patients like you! It's a privilege to take care of your smile! Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours.

Avocados have become a very trendy superfood recently. But actually, they are packed full of important vitamins and minerals that help strengthen and protect your teeth and gums.

Happy Halloween!

The most valuable tooth belonged to Sir Isaac Newton. In 1816 one of his teeth was sold in London for $3,633. The tooth was set in a ring!

The history of toothpaste dates back to the late 1800’s. The first tube of toothpaste was invented by Dr. Lucius Sheffield. He introduced his Crème Dentifrice toothpaste in a tube back in 1886. Dr. Sheffield sold his toothpaste for just 25¢ a tube. You could purchase a trial size tube for just 4¢ for travel use. Check out that key on the bottom of the tube! They started squeezing every bit of precious toothpaste out efficiently back then too.

A little Monday humor...

Brushing alone cleans only about 70% of your teeth, and dental floss is what’s needed to clean out those hard to reach spaces between teeth to clear out plaque and debris!

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