COVID-19 dental emergency or a non-emergency? During the COVID-19 outbreak, The American Dental Association and the Pennsylvania Dental Association have called upon dentists to postpone
#1 Listen to the Floss Boss Your dental hygienist is your Floss Boss. If she is nagging you about flossing more, it is time to
Supposedly, four out of five dentists agree. If that is the case, then why is it so confusing to walk down the toothpaste aisle? With dozens of brands
As modern dental technology advances throughout the years, new tools are developed to help you maintain a healthy smile throughout your lifetime. One of the
This Smile of the Month came to Verber Family Dentistry seeking help to improve the aesthetics of his smile. He arrived at our office just
A couple weeks ago a patient asked me, “so what’s the deal with Crest?” I immediately knew what he was referring to. You may have
The main reason people don’t floss every day is that they say it takes too much time. The American Academy of Periodontology says, “Gum disease
Invisalign clear aligners should be worn for 20-22 hours a day so you may be wondering how to clean them. Although the aligners are meant
If you have visited your dentist and were told that you have gum disease, they may have referred you to a periodontist without cleaning your teeth.
Brushing and Cleaning Between your Teeth Want to avoid cavities? Proper dental habits for teens will set the tone for care in adulthood. Brushing twice
How do you know if you should consider clear aligners, like Invisalign, or traditional braces for your orthodontic treatment? In recent years clear aligners have
One-third of sports injuries are to the mouth or face. While some injuries are unavoidable, mouthguards are a simple and affordable way to protect against
Life is busy. Between family commitments and work responsibilities schedules fill up quickly. While we advise to arrive with plenty of time to your dentist
It’s very important to maintain healthy gums. With early-stage periodontal disease, known as gingivitis, gums can become swollen and red, and may bleed. If gingivitis
Your oral health is so important because of the direct connection it has to many other parts of your body’s well-being. When something goes wrong