By now we all know that things such as sugar and smoking can really damage teeth and oral health. But there are several other things out there that are also bad for your smile… some that may even surprise you.…
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society sponsors an event every November to raise awareness for all the health problems associated with smoking and provide tips and tools on how to quit the habit. This year, the Great American Smokeout will fall on…
Read MoreOur smiles are one of the first things others notice about us, and they can say a lot about who we are. After all, we use our smiles to display friendliness as well as express emotions. But if you’re unhappy…
Read MoreAt our dental office in Asheville, we understand how having bad breath can affect our patients’ lives. We’re commonly asked what causes bad breath in the first place, and more importantly, how to make it go away. In this week’s…
Read MoreDr. Phillips attended the annual Spear Faculty Summit in Scottsdale, AZ from Sept. 12-15, 2018. As a visiting faculty member of Spear Education for Advanced Dental Studies, Dr. Phillips updates his professional training at this meeting each year in order…
Read MoreSeptember is recognized as Whole Grains Month and is a 30-day celebration for all things grainy. These whole grains are beneficial for heart health, overall health, and may even boost oral health too. In this blog, our Asheville dental office…
Read MoreDr. Douglas B. Phillips attended the American Dental Association Conference in Chicago on August 24-25, 2018. The conference was called the “2018 Children’s Airway Health — A Practical Conference”, and it was a sold out event with approximately 250 dentists…
Read MoreAs we near Labor Day, many people will begin packing away their white clothes until next year. After all, wearing white after Labor Day is typically considered a fashion faux pas. However, at our dental office in Asheville, we believe…
Read MoreSaliva production is a natural and important part of good oral health. We need it to help protect our teeth from cavities, breakdown food so our stomachs can digest them more easily, and fight off bad breath bacteria. But the…
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