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Diabetes affects over 30 million Americans today. Most people are aware that living with diabetes requires special attention to your health, but oftentimes, not enough attention is given to the needs of oral health.  People with diabetes are two times more likely to develop gum disease and other oral health concerns, so dental care shouldRead more

Veneers are an excellent way to make a drastic improvement to the appearance of your smile.  We have compiled some information to help you better understand this aesthetic solution and whether or not they are right for you. What is a Dental Veneer? Dental veneers are a thin layer of either porcelain or composite placedRead more

A lot of people are wary of dental procedures, but nothing brings more angst than the thought of a root canal. There are a lot of misconceptions about root canal procedures. If your dentist recommends that you have one, we want you to be equipped with the facts so you’re better prepared. When Is aRead more

Teething Babies begin developing teeth around the age of 3-9 months, and many parents do not realize that good dental health starts before teeth start to show. During the teething process, babies might feel moderate to severe discomfort. Here are some ways parents can help alleviate a baby’s discomfort. Put a wet washcloth in aRead more

Most dental insurance plans follow the calendar year, so knowing details about your insurance benefits is now more important than ever. Use Them or Lose Them As the year comes to a close, you may be at risk of losing your unused dental benefits. You paid the insurance company for your coverage in exchange thatRead more

Our teeth aren’t always as predictable as we would like them to be.  Even when practicing a good oral health regimen, accidents happen: teeth get knocked out, crowns fall out, or something just hurts and you don’t know why.  But, rest assured, whether the issue is big or small, we are here to help. Our teethRead more

At CornerStone, we focus on our three CornerStones of Care: Physical Support Financial Support Emotional Support But what does that really mean? Today, I’d like to spend a few moments explaining the emotional support we provide. We understand that every patient is a respected individual who brings unique preferences and questions regarding treatment options. OurRead more

It’s common knowledge that what we eat will affect our health. However, our eating habits impact our teeth as well. A healthy diet helps prevent tooth decay and gum disease. If your body is nutrient deficient, your mouth is more susceptible to infections, which may lead to periodontal disease. Here are some tips on choosingRead more

Do you hide your smile from people around you? Are you uncomfortable with showing your teeth in a wide grin? You are not alone. Millions of Americans feel self-conscious about their smiles. If you haven’t considered cosmetic dentistry before, we have 5 reasons you will want to consider it now. Cosmetic Dental Treatment and YourRead more

April is Dental Hygiene Month, and we would like to take this opportunity to appreciate our Dental Hygienists for their amazing work.  With over 80 years of experience between them, Courtney, Lee, Thais and Kathy are consummate professionals dedicated to your care. Regular hygiene appointments are a key factor in preventing and treating oral healthRead more