Oral Health
Have you had a check-up lately?
Even if you brush and floss daily, it is still important to see Dr. Hill every 6 months, or as recommended. Why? We can detect and treat tooth and gum problems that you may have never felt or noticed. Even thorough daily oral care may not be enough to prevent cavities and oral decay. Frequent…
Read MoreKids and teeth grinding, from Dr. Hill
Grind, grind, grind. If you live with a teeth grinder, you may be familiar with this unpleasant sound. Did you know teeth grinding, or bruxism, is common in children as well? In fact, three out of 10 kids grind or clench their teeth, usually in response to losing teeth, jaw growth or other discomforts, such…
Read MoreFlossing with Dr. Hill
We hope you are not a part of the 51 percent of Americans who don’t floss every day. And we definitely hope you’re not part of the 10 percent who never floss at all. Dr. Hill and our staff will always tell you that proper flossing is just as important for your dental health as…
Read MoreArtificial sweeteners and your child’s health, from Dr. Hill
Dr. Hill knows that there is always a lot of debate in the health community about the health effects of artificial sweeteners, and aspartame is most surely one of the most controversial food additives to ever be approved by the FDA. Dr. Hill will provide you with the most up to date information on topics…
Read MoreSome suggestions on breaking bad habits
Dr. Hill knows good dental health requires only a few minutes a day. We thought we’d provide some practical advice on how to improve your or your child’s smile between your adjustment visits. Start by brushing your teeth twice a day. Proper brushing techniques are an essential part of maintaining good oral health during your…
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