If you haven’t visited our new Palos Heights Family Dental office following the summer move, we’re excited to give you a look inside as we close out 2022. This new modern facility, located at 6446 West 127th Street, Suite #1, in Palos Heights, gives us more flexibility with scheduling and additional opportunities to care for […]
Knowing the Risks of Mouth Cancer Can Improve Your Oral Health
Knowing the Risks of Mouth Cancer Can Improve Your Oral Health We often discuss how regular visits to our office can help you maintain good oral hygiene. Did you know those dental visits can also help you screen for oral cancer? National Mouth Cancer Action Month was observed in November, but cancer doesn’t occur once […]
Is a Dental Insurance Plan Necessary?
As we wind down another year, it’s time to start planning for the next one. For many people, this includes decisions about health and dental insurance plans. Are you in the market for a dental insurance plan? Or, do you want to make changes to your current plan for the year ahead? Consider these factors […]
Tips for Brushing Your Teeth Properly
One-third of adults are under-brushing or over-brushing their teeth, according to Dentistry Today. Following National Brush Day earlier this month, let’s revisit proper techniques for brushing your teeth. Start by Choosing the Right Toothbrush When it comes to toothbrushes, advances in technology have led to more options now than ever before. While you may have […]
Don’t Let Halloween Candy Play Tricks on Your Teeth
Halloween fun may come with a price if you’re not careful. All that candy can be hard to resist. Fortunately, we have some ideas for how you can indulge a little bit here and there without destroying your teeth. Tips for Optimal Oral Health Whether you’re taking the kiddos out trick-or-treating or staying home to […]
Meet Our Newest Dental Hygienist Carina
October is National Dental Hygiene Month—when the emphasis is on good oral health and the important work of our incredible dental hygienists. You interact with a dental hygienist each time you visit our office for routine cleanings. They’re crucial in educating patients on the importance of proper dental care. This year’s observance is extra special […]
Uh oh! You Chipped or Lost a Tooth. Now What?
If you’re an older adult, an athlete or you grind your teeth in your sleep, you could be more at risk for a chipped or lost tooth. Dr. Saba Sheikh explains precisely what you should do if you are in one of these situations. What to Do If You Chipped a Tooth Some people are more […]
Apple Maps: Get to Our Office With a Quick Update
If you use Apple Maps on your iPhone to get to our Palos Heights Family Dental, but you don’t see our new address at 6446 W. 127th Street, Suite #1 in the app, you may need to complete a manual update. You can do so by clearing the app’s location history. Keep reading for a […]
Gum Disease and its Connection to Your Overall Health
September is National Gum Care Month. Let’s explore how your gums are an important indicator of your health status and also learn ways to avoid gum disease. How Gum Disease Occurs Poor gum health and many chronic diseases are connected, according to various studies. Take a closer look in the mirror and the sink the […]
Celebrate National Tooth Fairy Day on August 22
How did you lose your first tooth as a kid? Did you tie a string around it and pull it out on your own? What about the tooth fairy—were you so excited? You might be wondering what this trip down memory lane is all about. August 22 is National Tooth Fairy Day! Let’s learn more […]