It’s a New Year and time to update some of those old habits. Let’s discuss a few brushing habits to break in 2017.
Cornerstone Dental Blog
Better Brushing Habits in 2017
January 17, 2017
Winter Illness and Your Dental Health
December 23, 2016
The winter months, while filled with snow days and holidays, are also full of illness. However, a few particular things can help protect your dental health while recuperating.
Toys For Tots
November 15, 2016
The entire year can be a long journey for some. Now is the time when we look forward to gathering with family and friends for Holiday traditions. But for some, there will be no tree, no feast. For too many children in America, the holidays are a time to be together, but empty of the joy of Holiday giving.
Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Teeth Whitening
October 13, 2016
The over the counter (OTC) teeth whitening industry has been booming for decades—take one look at celebrity gossip magazines or big-budget film stars, and it’s easy to see why. It seems like everyone has a flawless smile these days. Brighter-than-bright teeth may not be the natural state for all mouths, but you can’t deny the positive impression that bright teeth make and the confidence a gorgeous smile inspires.
Cass County Sheriff’s Office Gifted a K-9 Ballistic Vest
September 30, 2016
Dr. Goodwill and her husband, former Cass County Deputy Dan Raymond are proud to offer the donation of a K-9 ballistic vest to the Cass County Sheriff’s Office.
What Kind of Braces Do You Need?
September 23, 2016
Having genes that deliver crooked teeth is far more common than you may realize. In fact, research has proven that in the United States, at least four million people at a time are wearing braces, and those are just the ones who sought out treatment for their misaligned dentition. If you or your child struggle with dental misalignment and you’re thinking about seeking orthodontic treatment, you are not alone.
What Kind of Dental Crown Do You Need?
September 13, 2016
A dental crown is a cap made from metal, porcelain, ceramic, or another type of material to strengthen a tooth that has been damaged. It is also used for restoring a tooth that has been lost. To have your crown made, your dentists will first take an impression. When the crown has been created, the dentists will cement it onto the tooth to keep it in place and restore your smile.