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Most people know that visiting the dentist is an essential part of caring for their teeth. Regular checkups and cleanings are, of course, very important. But what some people don’t realize is that good

Some scientific evidence suggests that poor dental health may be linked to cardiovascular disease. Although more research is needed to explore this association, it provides yet another reason to brush your teeth twice per

Want to know why you get so many cavities in your back teeth? Because molars are made up of canyons, caves, pits, and seemingly endless caverns that are a breeding ground for decay. The

While brushing, flossing, and regular visits to Knowlton Dental Associates are all key to maintaining a healthy smile and mouth, Dr. Richard Knowlton and our team want you to know the state of your

Think about this: You water your garden a few times a week, you change your oil every 3 months, and you [hopefully] replace the batteries in your smoke detectors at least once per year.

What is Xerostomia? Does your mouth always feel like it’s dry? If it does you may be suffering from xerostomia. Xerostomia is defined as dry mouth resulting from reduced or absent saliva flow. There

Snoring may not be something you take seriously. You might even laugh or joke about it. But the fact is, anytime you or your partner snore to the point of waking, it could be

Yes, in fact, tooth decay is preventable! Decay, which is caused by sugars left in your child’s mouth, can turn into an acid, which in turn can break down his or her teeth. Children

It’s that time of the year again, when we try to stick to our New Year’s Resolutions. If you look around, you’ll notice many ads are about fitness and exercise equipment – but the

11 Toothy Facts Looking for ways to motivate your child to brush his or her teeth? Why not compare their teeth to those of their favorite animals? Like people, some animals have several different