James M Tobin DMD

When patients with diabetes maintain proper oral hygiene, they notice lesser negative symptoms. Research explains this through a direct connection between the two. http://bit.ly/34toKWu

Children are more likely to get cavities and tooth decay because of the softer nature of baby teeth. A great way to combat this is through Dental Sealants. http://bit.ly/36CMpFF

Pregnant women often experience higher rates of gingivitis and gum disease. New research discusses the link between them. http://bit.ly/2syrtRc

There are a lot of bad habits that can damage your teeth. From overindulging in sweets to smoking, beware of the consequences. http://bit.ly/33JB1Gt

There are much healthier ways to get a boost of energy than drinking an energy drink. Not only do they destroy your tooth enamel, but they create the perfect conditions for tooth decay. http://bit.ly/32voqXo

Your tongue is an important aspect of your oral health. You should try brushing it every day! http://bit.ly/2VVp7qn

For patients with Crohn's disease, inflammation and other symptoms reap negative complications on the mouth. http://bit.ly/32ECJIU

Do your gums bleed when you eat or brush? Schedule an appointment with your dentist right away. You might be experiencing gingivitis, an early stage of periodontal (gum) disease. http://bit.ly/33J65pP

Choosing a new toothpaste can be overwhelming, there are so many different choices! The first step is deciding what benefits you want specifically. http://bit.ly/2pAz3JW

For most patients, getting their teeth cleaned twice a year is a perfect amount. This isn't always the case. Certain patients need more frequent cleanings, especially if they suffer from other medical conditions. http://bit.ly/2MMy4y1

From all of us at James M Tobin, DMD, have a fun and safe 4th of July!

You might be able to fool yourself, but you can't fool the dentist about your flossing habits! You should be flossing at least once a day for maximum results. http://bit.ly/35FE8kF

Whenever you eat, debris is left behind on the teeth. These accelerate into plaque and tartar. Try cleaning your teeth between meals to keep nasty bacteria at bay. http://bit.ly/2o3reMo