Blog Post by Dr. Jarrod E. Jones, DDS We often encounter patients who are reluctant to allow us to take their picture for our records. In this blog, I would like to explain to you how we use these pictures and their importance in keeping you safe while we are providing dental care. Here are 3 reasons for
Blog post by Natalie Bender This test has caused anxiety for patients for many years. The puff of air comes from an instrument called a tonometer. When the puff of air comes out it is taking a very important measurement called intraocular pressure (IOP) or the pressure inside the eye. IOP is measured in millimeters
Blog post by Jada Gemaehlich, RDH Many people have heard of pregnancy gingivitis, inflammation of the gum tissues during pregnancy, but not everyone is familiar with periodontal disease and the affects it can have on our bodies and our baby(s) during pregnancy. As I was expecting my first child I, just like every other mom,