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Dear Patients and friends, Eight weeks after our office closed for routine care, I am writing again to share some good news. The California Department of Public Health has given Dental Offices the green light to re-open our offices for preventative and routine care. With Sacramento County having a relatively low rate of per capita […]
Dear Patients and Friends, Wow, it’s hard to believe that 5 weeks have passed since we ceased “business as usual” in order to flatten the curve of our current Covid-19 pandemic. I hope this email finds all of you and your families in good health, and making the most of your new normal in these […]
To our Valued Patients, As our community copes with the fast-moving spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, we hope you and your families remain in good health during these stressful times. The American Dental Association and California Dental Association have strongly recommended that all dentists and dental specialists voluntarily suspend non-essential and non-urgent care until further […]
The medical field in the US would appear to have uniformity in the minds of most people. People expect their doctor to have several years of education, residency, and practice under their belt before they become a doctor. From there, they would expect them to stay up on the latest in medicine and their field […]
Yes, depending on their age. During the early years of dental development in a child their teeth are loose and are more distant from one another. Once a child’s teeth start to rest side-by-side it becomes necessary to floss. Teeth fitting next to each other is the primary reason why persons of age floss. Brushing […]
The world is changing at a faster pace than ever before when it comes to technological innovation and cultural change resulting from information exchange from the internet and its platforms like social media, blogs, and news outlets. Keeping up with all of the changes and separating real change from marketing trying to influence change is […]
This is a statement that comes up with many people who visit our dental office. It’s often followed by the question: “Why do my gums still bleed and hurt?” Patients are told to floss once or twice a day to keep their gums healthy. It is important to remove food and plague that get stuck […]
Technology has a tremendous influence on our daily lives. Now, more than ever, it goes unnoticed as it works in the background making the world work. On servers that run the websites we access and store the music and movies we stream, on microchips and compact metals that run our cell phones and laptops, in […]
Procrastination, or delaying an activity that is intended to be completed, has existed since the beginning of man. Early humans would avoid completing tasks that they knew were important to their own preservation. The primary driver of procrastination, and many of our decisions in life, is fear. The worry that an action will lead to […]
