YES, it is the season to be jolly and we’ll all be indulging in a few festive treats. However, all that eating and drinking can take its toll on your teeth as well as your waistline. During the party, festive season it’s likely that we will be increasing our intake of sugar, whether that is [...

It seems that the sugar rush starts mid-October and continues until after Christmas. It’s fun to have candy around Halloween, but continued exposure is bad for your teeth. Your kids love candy, but if they eat too much, their treats might turn into tricks the next time you take them to the dent...

Dental emergencies often come when you least expect them, but with every year, emergencies are common and it pays to be prepared. Always from injury and damage, especially when you are traveling, however, in case a dental emergency should arise, it’s important to contact a highly skilled emerge...

Regular brushing is important to dental health, especially when teeth are first developing. However, it can be a struggle to get kids to brush. Here are the steps children should follow every time they brush as well as some tips to make the process easier on everyone. Show Them How to Brush Kids ...

Sadly, about 27% of seniors over the age of 65 have no remaining teeth, as per the NIDCR.Indicated that in 2000, 35.4 million people in the US wore dentures, and the number will increase to 37.9 million by 2020. The Silberg Center for Dental Science advises that loss of tooth among seniors has a ...

Coffee is a daily necessity for some of us, especially here in Lebanon. On average, per person per year, the highest coffee consumption in the Middle East – but you might be worrying about the impact your morning cup can have on your dental health.On the surface health of your teeth and your ov...

Getting older doesn’t have to mean losing teeth or developing dental disease. At Cobblestone Park Family Dental, we are devoted to helping our patients enjoy great oral health at any age, including well into their retirement. However, the effects of the aging process do present a few unique ora...

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome is a serious condition that causes severe jaw pain. There are many causes of TMJ, including grinding your teeth, stress, and eating certain foods. Unfortunately, there is no real cure, but lifestyle changes can help you manage. If you have TMJ, try our tips ...

Once referred to as “flyer’s toothache,” barodontalgia is defined as tooth pain occurring with changes in ambient pressure. It usually occurs in people who fly or dive. It can develop in conjunction with sinusitis, and in teeth experiencing pulpitis after restorative treatment, new and recu...

Do you feel your teeth are overshadowed by prominent gums? If so, you may have what many people refer to as a “gummy smile,” excessive gum tissue or a hyperactive upper lip. Although typically a benign issue, a gummy smile can have a significant impact on one’s smile and self-confidence. Ab...