Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN You can find an extensive amount of information online when seeking tips for proper oral health care. Unfortunately, not all sources provide truthful information, resulting in believing false or misleading oral care practices that could cause damage to your teeth and gums. …
Are Crooked Teeth a Big Deal?
Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN Making a great first impression at a job interview or on a date guarantees a higher success rate for developing the relationship further. Studies show that a smile has a large impact on others’ perceptions of you. Therefore, when you have crooked …
4 Ways to get Rid of Morning Breath
Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN Waking up in the morning with stinky breath may be one of the most common things people dislike. The American Dental Association states that about 50% of adults have bad breath in the morning. Fortunately, bad morning breath is treatable. Therefore, our …
What Bi-Annual Dental Cleanings mean for your Oral Health
Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN Regular dental checkups should occur every six months to minimize oral health damage. Unfortunately, many people skip their appointments for multiple reasons, from the cost of services to the lack of dental insurance. Additionally, busy daily schedules that include personal and professional …
When is a Gum Graft Necessary?
Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN Smiling with receding gums can make you feel self-conscious, especially during social gatherings. Furthermore, you may feel increased sensitivity because of your receding gums. Fortunately, a gum graft procedure can help restore your smile. Today on the blog, our Greeneville cosmetic dentists …
The Worse your Teeth are, the Higher your Risk of Heart Disease
Serving patients of Erwin, Jonesborough, and Greeneville TN Heart disease is responsible for approximately 25% of all deaths in America each year, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. You probably know that certain factors influence your risk for heart disease: weight, diet, lifestyle, but you …






