Between office parties, family gatherings, and endless trays of cookies, it’s easy to get caught up in the festivities. But taking a few extra minutes to brush and floss regularly can make all the difference. Maintaining good oral hygiene helps prevent plaque buildup, protect your enamel, and keep your smile healthy from Thanksgiving through the New Year.

Overcoming dental anxiety often takes a combination of techniques and support—so here are 6 tips to help calm your fears. Our team is here to help every step of the way. If you feel nervous about your upcoming appointment or have postponed care due to fear, don’t wait any longer.

Your oral health does more than keep your teeth and gums in check—it offers vital clues about your overall well-being. Problems in your mouth can affect your entire body, making it essential to understand the mouth-body connection and take proactive steps to maintain it.

If biting into an ice cream cone or sipping a chilled soda causes a sudden zing of pain, you may be dealing with tooth sensitivity—a common condition that can take the joy out of your favorite seasonal indulgences. Here are five dentist-recommended tips to manage sensitive teeth and protect your smile.