We are very proud of the experience we have achieved with Invisalign.  But what does our Invisalign experiencing  mean to you, the Invisalign patient that is looking for clear braces? In order to maintain our Invisalign Premier Provider designation, we must have 24 new patients that begin Invisalign treatment every 6 months.  This means a minimum of 48 new Invisalign patients each year. (the average Invisalign doctor typically has 10 new Invisalign patients per year) And what does that mean to you, the patient that is looking for a Columbus Invisalign dentist?  It means… We have lots of experience at getting … Continue reading →

    IF YOU’RE PRONE TO SINUS INFECTIONS you may not think to visit with your friendly Columbus dentist. Well, perhaps you should! Tooth infections, also known as abscesses, can cause sinus infections. And, vice versa, a sinus infection can make you feel like you have a toothache! What Are Sinuses And How Can They Become Infected? Your sinuses are a connected system of hollow chambers in your skull. Air passes through them to get warm and moist before moving to your lungs. Usually your body is able to keep your sinuses clean but sometimes bacteria can grow at a rapid pace and cause an infection. … Continue reading →

The Circus is in town at the Schottenstein Arena so tonight the circus elephants will be walking from the train, down Grandview Ave and right past our Columbus dental office. It is  a lot of fun to see these beautiful animals parade down the street.  Prada, the office dog, likes to remain safely on the sidewalk put still has to give her two cents worth with a “big dog bark”.  The elephants just ignore her and keep on walking but she feels like she has protected the property so it’s all good. If you are going to be around tonight … Continue reading →

YES, WE ALL LIVE ON BUDGETS, right? But how many people have a dental care budget?  When life throws us a curve ball, it can be tempting to postpone our dental treatments. Resist that temptation! There’s a better way to save money and stay healthy: A Preventative Dental Care Plan. Part 1: Do Your Part At Home All you need is a toothbrush, some dental floss, and five minutes out of your day. Thorough  brushing and flossing daily removes bacteria and sugar in your mouth and helps to prevent tooth decay. This is the most important part of your new preventative dental care plan … Continue reading →

AFTER FINISHING LUNCH OR A SNACK AT WORK, DO YOU BRUSH YOUR TEETH? A survey reveals that despite knowing that a healthy, attractive smile affects both personal wellness and professional image,  few people are brushing at work. The survey, carried out by The Academy of General Dentistry and Oral-B Laboratories, polled more than 1,000 full-time employees about their oral care habits and the importance of a healthy smile at work. The Importance Of A Healthy Smile At Work 96% of respondents thought a smile was very or somewhat important to a person’s appearance. 40% ranked “smile” as the first thing they … Continue reading →

5,000,000 TEETH ARE KNOCKED OUT during sporting events each year, according to the National Youth Sports Safety Foundation. Yes, that’s six zeros, meaning five million! If people don’t start protecting themselves, the Tooth Fairy may be able to retire—and we don’t want that! April is National Facial Protection Month. Regardless of your age (adults get teeth knocked out too), we want to help you keep your smile beautiful. Protective Gear Greatly Reduces Chances of Injury By simply wearing properly fitted mouthguards and other forms of protective gear, athletes of all ages can greatly reduce the risk of traumatic facial injury. … Continue reading →