TMJ, Sleep Apnea, Prevention, General Dentistry
James Swick
Why Do I Grind My Teeth at Night?

Have you been waking up for years with a sore jaw and you write it off as getting older or simply deal with it? Your dentist in Columbia can reassure you that teeth grinding is more common than you might think.

Why Do I Grind My Teeth at Night?
General Dentistry, Oral Hygiene, Prevention
James Swick
Have Fun in the Sun This Summer: 3 Tips for a ...

Things are heating up, and we know how exciting it can be to get out and travel to experience all that the gorgeous summer season has to offer us. Your Columbia dentist is excited too…

Have Fun in the Sun This Summer: 3 Tips for a Healthy Mouth
General Dentistry, Prevention
James Swick
Is Using Mouthwash Everyday Bad for You?

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of just-brushed teeth, and your dentist in Columbia recommends that all patients brush their teeth two times a day and floss…

Is Using Mouthwash Everyday Bad for You?
oral health, Prevention, Restorative Dentistry
James Swick
What Causes Cavities Besides Sugar?

Join your dentist in Columbia as we share some of the other main things that can cause cavities…

What Causes Cavities Besides Sugar?
General Dentistry, Oral Hygiene, Prevention
James Swick
How To Tell If You Need to See a Dentist in ...

Preventive dental appointments can keep problems from popping up unexpectedly and reduce the need for quick, emergency dental care. But if you do experience a dental problem, how do you know if you need to see a dentist or not?

How To Tell If You Need to See a Dentist in Columbia

oral health

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Are Sports Drinks Bad for Teeth?

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Are Sports Drinks Bad for Teeth?

When we think of drinks that are terrible for smiles, we usually automatically turn to soda. And while these sugary, carbonated beverages are absolutely bad for our teeth, there’s another type of drink that may be just as concerning. We’re talking about sports drinks, and at my Columbia dental office, we want you to know just how damaging they can actually be.

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Can Your Asthma Be Causing Cavities?

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Can Your Asthma Be Causing Cavities?

Nearly 24 million Americans suffer from asthma and live their lives in fear of experiencing a severe asthma attack.  While these statistics are incredibly scary, there’s a part of asthma that many may not be aware of, and everyone at my Columbia dental office wants you know about it.