by SKG | Jun 22, 2026 | Sensory Friendly
For most people, a dental visit is unremarkable. The lights are bright but tolerable. The sounds of the suction and the handpiece are noticeable but not overwhelming. The vibrations in the chair, the smells of the materials, the texture of the gloves on skin. None of...
by SKG | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
If you’ve ever needed a crown, you know the routine. First visit: numbing, drilling, an impression that fills your mouth with cold rubber while you sit very still and try not to gag. Then you go home with a temporary crown and instructions to eat carefully,...
by SKG | Jun 10, 2026 | Uncategorized
If a dentist had told you twenty years ago that a sample of your saliva could predict your risk of heart attack, identify which bacteria were quietly damaging your gums, and flag whether certain viruses were active in your body, you would have been right to be...
by SKG | Jun 1, 2026 | local expertise
If you ask most people what a dentist does, they’ll tell you: cleans teeth, fills cavities, pulls teeth, fits crowns. That description has been more or less accurate for about a hundred years. It is becoming less accurate every year. The dentistry being...
by SKG | May 26, 2026 | Implants
If you haven’t had significant dental work done in ten or fifteen years, your mental picture of “a crown” or “a filling” or “replacing a tooth” is probably outdated. The science of repairing damaged teeth has changed...
