By: Dr. Robert C. Rawdin Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that affects, an estimated, 1 in 4 adults. At least 80% of those affected are undiagnosed. If sleep apnea is not treated it can lead to serious health issues that will have long term negative effects on ones well being. With sleep apnea […]
Have you ever met a kid who LIKES brushing his teeth? Not likely! Toothbrushing is not the most fun activity for children, but it is absolutely necessary for a healthy life. Unfortunately they are usually too young to understand the consequences of neglecting their teeth. What’s at Stake? Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg & Her Son […]
For some of us, taking care of our teeth is routine. And that’s a good thing. For others, getting into the habit of brushing and flossing, or even seeing your dentist regularly, is a bit harder. But, you may not know that keeping your teeth healthy may also be improving your overall health. Keep reading […]
By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin February is American Heart Month! Though it may not be obvious at first, there is a direct correlation between oral health and cardiovascular health. That connection? Plaque. There’s plaque in your mouth and plaque in your arteries. Even though they’re not the same types of plaque, one can still influence the […]
By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Canker sores are painful white ulcers inside your mouth that tend to sneak up on you when you’re most vulnerable. Winter flu, times of stress, or just cleaning your teeth a little too roughly can trigger their appearance. How can something so small cause so much discomfort? 1. What are canker […]
By: Stefani Brannon-Smith CHHC Happy National Pie Day! This day is celebrated annually on January 23rd. It was created simply to celebrate the pie. It is a day for all of us to bake or cook our favorite pies. Even more importantly, it is a day set aside for all of us to enjoy eating pies! […]
By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg There has been some recent news about an article in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology (2019) that found an increase in “per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs)” in people who used some types of floss. What are PFAS? PFASs are found in many products as they are used in nonstick […]
Your resolutions may include learning a new language, taking better care of your health, or improving your confidence by taking care of issues that have bothered you for years. No matter what you want to work on, trying to make some improvements in life is a great goal. And if you’re thinking of improving your […]
By: Dr. Robert Rawdin I have been a practicing dentist for the last 32 years. My specialty is Prosthodontics; the American Dental Association recognized specialty that deals with the restoration and replacement of teeth. I thoroughly enjoy practicing dentistry, but it was difficult to ignore the growing Sleep Apnea epidemic and the toll it’s taking […]
Chances are, you have at least one tooth that you look at a little more closely in the mirror. Maybe you have a little spot of discoloration or a tiny hairline crack that gives you a little shiver of worry. Or, maybe your teeth are just moving and you have a tooth that used to […]
