There are Many Factors You Can Control for Better Gum Health Understanding the Importance of Gum Health in Gum Disease Prevention Did you know that more than 42% of all adults over the age of 30 are affected by gum disease? This staggering statistic sheds light on a silent threat that many underestimate. Our dedicated
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5 Simple Rules to Prevent Cavities How many of you follow these simple rules to prevent cavities? Tooth decay is by far the most common childhood disease. It is five times more common in children than asthma. It is also one of the most preventable diseases. Here are 5 Simple Rules to Follow to protect
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St. Joseph Dentistry’s Charles Howenstine, DDS, weighs in on the great debate over which is better – a traditional toothbrush or electric. See if your choice made the cut in this Dental Solutions video.
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Oral Health and Tooth Decay Your age is a major risk factor when it comes to your oral health. As we grow older, maintaining oral health becomes increasingly important. Seniors face unique challenges when it comes to their dental care, and tooth decay is one of the most prevalent issues. Understanding the factors that contribute
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St. Joseph Dentistry Named Best Place to Work in Southwest Michigan We have reason to celebrate, but this is one announcement that is no secret to us. St. Joseph Dentistry is named one of the 20 “Best Places to Work” by Moody at the Market. Watch below as we accept the award, and learn more
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The St. Joseph Dentistry dental team answers questions about treatment, and how to achieve great oral health at any age. Promoting healthy habits at a young age with your children is key. From the moment you start to notice your baby’s first teeth coming in it’s time to introduce them to proper brushing and flossing techniques. For
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The St. Joseph Dentistry dental team answers questions about treatment, and how to achieve great oral health at any age. Why bruxism deserves your attention Bruxism is the medical term for teeth grinding and clenching. It can happen during sleep or when you are awake, and over time it wears down enamel, causes jaw pain, and
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