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We're highlighting a favorite during #NutritionMonth! Did you know eating 1/2 an avocado has about 15% of our daily vitamin k needs? Vitamin k is important for bone health, including your jaw bones. Avocados are low in carbs and sugar, and high in healthy fat and fiber, which is part of a heart-healthy diet.

It's Sleep Awareness Week! Did you know only 60% of Americans actually get the recommended 8 hours of sleep? Common dental problems that result from lack of sleep include jaw clenching and teeth grinding, which can cause the teeth to become cracked and broken and the jaw muscles to become sore. If you frequently wake up with sore teeth or jaws, contact our team to get a custom night guard fitted for your mouth.

Happy Dental Assistant Appreciation Week to our amazing, hard-working dental assistants! Our office celebrated with a socially distanced lunch party and gifts for our assistants!

We want to take this time to celebrate our Dental Assistants at our office. They’re improving the oral health of our patients every day by providing care that’s empathic, positive, and educational. We appreciate you!

The health of our community has always been our highest priority. Knowing that your gum health is linked to your overall health, it's no surprise that people with gum disease are more likely to suffer more serious effects of COVID-19. With our Safe Smiles Initiative in place, there's no reason to wait to get your dental check-up! We're taking precautions as outlined by the CDC, O.S.H.A., and State Dental Board guidelines to keep our patients safe. Visit https://imagixdental.com/covid-19/ to read more about our Safe Smiles Initiative.

These Thanksgiving foods are not only delicious but also good for your teeth! Turkey, Yams, Green Bean Casserole, and Macaroni & Cheese. Comment an emoji with the foods you're having this year!

Treat yourself to a bright smile for the holidays. With our DentRite plan, teeth whitening has never been easier to afford! Comment below if you're treating yourself this season.

Happy National Brush Day! Confused about which toothbrush might be best for you? We'll walk you through you the best options for your unique needs during your visit with us.

Happy Halloween! Show us your Jack-O'-Lantern's smile in the comments below.

According to a recent report from the ADA, less than one percent of dentists nationwide were found to be COVID-19 positive. Worry-free dental care can be yours! With our Safe Smiles Initiative, we have implemented additional safety and sanitation measures in accordance with O.S.H.A and CDC guidelines to protect you and our team.

Enjoy those Pumpkin Spice Lattes in moderation. Did you know a grande PSL contains 40g of sugar? All that sugar can cause cavities. Brush, floss, and drink plenty of water to prevent them.

To celebrate World Mental Health Day, we wanted to share a simple tip to boost your mood. Research shows that you can easily reduce stress and anxiety while boosting your mood by taking a walk outdoors.

It's World Smile Day! Share your smile with those around you to brighten their day.

It's that time of the year again! Fall season brings deliciously sweet and nutty flavors from vegetables like butternut squash, which is very beneficial for your dental health! What's your favorite way to enjoy butternut squash?

It's apple-picking season. Fibrous fruits like apples are healthy substitutions for dessert. In addition to being relatively cheap, easy to prepare, and filling, they're also good for your dental health!

No matter where your child will be learning from this year, make sure they bring their best smile for a bright year ahead. Things to remember: Brush your teeth for two minutes in the morning and again in the evening Floss between each tooth to maintain healthy gums... Drink at least eight glasses of water throughout the day See more

Happy Office Manager Appreciation Month to all those who play a very important part in keeping our dentists and staff organized and smiling every day.

We'll never forget this day and the first responders that helped us through it. Always remember September 11th.