Are you familiar with the effects that cold and flu season can have on your smile? Due to several health risks that can arise when you are sick, you need to make sure that you have a prevention and treatment plan in place to negate any effects that could arise due to a cold or the flu. Did you know... read more »

Your teeth perform a lot of functions for your body, such as helping you speak, eat and smile to show your delight. You can show your teeth the care they deserve by doing a great job of brushing and flossing your smile every day. We also suggest that you show your teeth some love by drinking more water to improve... read more »

Your smile and self-confidence can be affected by a variety of dental health issues that Miller Family Dental strives to treat. Many patients find that their smile issues can be effectively treated with dental crowns. We offer a list of many dental health conditions that dental crowns can help treat by improving the strength and appearance of teeth: - Damage... read more »

As a child, you may remember being told to eat your fruits and vegetables to grow big and strong, and to drink lots of milk to get strong bones. Without a doubt, food plays a role in how our body grows and develops. But do you know the types of foods that most frequently lead to tooth damage? It may... read more »

If you desire an attractive smile for Valentine’s Day, then our dentist, Dr. Brian Miller, is more than happy to help you. Having a white, beautiful smile can make that holiday even more special! So, he encourages you to consider the cosmetic dental treatments that can help Those treatments are: -Teeth whitening: Teeth whitening is a treatment that can remove... read more »

Do you want to maintain a top-notch smile or achieve an even healthier smile? If so, our dentist, Dr. Brian Miller, has a tip for you: Ditch the work habits that damage your teeth and gums. Unfortunately, there are many habits that do more harm than good. The habits to avoid include: -Using your teeth as tools. Using your teeth... read more »

Sadly, there is no way to avert wisdom teeth from impacting. However, there are a few things you can do to keep your mouth healthy even if you have wisdom teeth. Read on to find out extra, and be sure to follow these tips! The major issue with erupted wisdom teeth is that they can be difficult to reach. To... read more »

If you are looking for a tooth whitening treatment system to drastically enhance the look and color of your smile and remove deep stains and discolorations, it is important to make sure you are using the proper whitening treatments. If you are not careful, you can end up doing serious damage to your smile. In order to drastically enhance the... read more »

Did you know that the average age of false teeth is 16 years old? And were you aware that if you care for your dentures, it's probable that they could last even longer than that. We hope that the following information on treating false teeth can be beneficial for you Using false teeth may seem straightforward, but there are some... read more »

The teeth in your smile are very tough and are meant to last a lifetime, but many lifestyle factors can wear down and weaken your teeth. Our dentist and team wish to discuss three causes of tooth wear that don’t involve dental trauma or tooth decay. Worn teeth are often the result of tooth grinding or clenching, which can result... read more »