There are so many abbreviations these days that it can be hard to keep up with them! If you have not yet heard of FOMO, now is the time to get on board and understand this abbreviation. It stands for “fear of missing out.” Think about what that might mean! For instance, do you ever worry that if you don’t attend a party that a lot of your friends are attending, you will miss out on something amazing? Are you concerned that you’re dedicating a lot of time to one aspect of your life and that you’ll miss out on another? We encourage you to apply the idea of FOMO to your dental care, so you can make necessary changes that will let you participate in things you may be avoiding!
Are you certain about how to “check off all the boxes” when it comes to ensuring you’re 
Grinding your teeth every once in a while isn’t usually something to be concerned about. When healthy, your teeth are highly resilient, and the pressure may not cause any damage. However, when you grind your teeth too much (known as bruxism), the result can be a wide range of issues including damage to your teeth, heightened sensitivity, and increased risks of several other concerns. If you’re 
Is your dissatisfaction with your smile interfering with your life? How often do you find yourself hiding your teeth in group photos, or when talking to someone new? Even if they cause no problems for your oral health, common superficial tooth flaws can be a real problem for your emotional well-being. Fortunately, 
If you are like many patients, one of the things you’d like to get motivated for in the new year is your smile! You want to know that you’re