We would all love to prevent cavities, but this can be easier said than done. Maybe you don’t know where to start when maintaining your dental health. To aid you in your endeavors, Dr. John Bosak, Jr. and our team are happy to offer some general guidelines. Consistent Dental Hygiene Practicing good dental hygiene is your first line of defense... read more »

You probably know how important it is to brush and floss your teeth daily. However, do you know how to practice proper dental hygiene? Dr. John Bosak, Jr. and our team stress the importance of a well-rounded dental hygiene routine. We are happy to give you tips for proper, thorough dental care at home. How to Brush Your Teeth You... read more »

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some of the most dangerous diseases in the United States have a correlation with dental health. These issues include diabetes, cancer, heart disease, respiratory disease, stroke, and Alzheimer's disease. -Pneumonia, as well as other infections of the lung, can be a result of inhaling bacteria from the mouth. -People who live... read more »

With the winter holidays approaching, you may be enjoying many delectable delights that satisfy your sweet tooth. While these goodies certainly taste good and may add to the holiday spirit, sugar can be damaging to the teeth. When sugar is consumed by the bacteria that live in our mouths, the sugar is turned into cavity-causing acids. You should be aware... read more »

While you’re basking in the joys of being a new parent, you’ll also be becoming accustomed to your responsibilities towards your child. This includes general healthcare, but your baby’s dental care is also highly important. You may be wondering when to take your bundle of joy in for their first dental appointment. It may be surprising to learn that the... read more »

Gum disease attacks the gums and tissues that surround and support the teeth. This infection is a major cause of tooth loss in adults. Gum disease is caused by plaque, the sticky bacteria that form on the teeth. You may not know that you have gum disease, as it is usually painless. Despite this, there are some warning signs of... read more »

If you have a missing tooth, you are probably concerned about how it might look, especially if it is in the front, as you smile. You may be quick to get the tooth repaired. However, having a missing back tooth should not be ignored. Depending on which tooth is missing, you may lose a significant percentage of chewing ability. In... read more »

Most of us know we should have an annual physical exam with our medical doctor, but how many of us think we should see our dentist just as often. The link between medical and dental is fraught with a lot of questions and science is slow to confirm how one’s medical condition is affected by dental health and visa versa.... read more »