Scientists are continually working on new technology.  The process that scientists are working on in this article includes the regeneration of dental tissue.  At Family Dentistry, we continue to strive for higher education to stay tuned in to what is happening with modern advances of stem-cell research.  At this time, an estimated 15.1 million root canals are performed per year in... read more »

According to a 7/2/2013  Wall Street Journal article,  teeth decay is very common in the United States.  As our knowledge base increases over the years of how to provide great dental care for our teeth, the numbers of people in the United States with tooth decay is so much greater than one would expect.  Drs. Ogle, Schmitz,  Hart, and their... read more »

Drs. Ogle,  Schmitz, and Hart Would Like to Wish All a Wonderful Independence Holiday!

LeAnn's Retirement Luncheon We are so Excited for LeAnn to Enjoy Retirement!  She has been a hygienist in our practice for 42 years!  We  will all miss her dearly!  We already know how much Love she has given to her patients and families during her special time with us!    LeAnn has been an Amazing Hygienist all of these years!   Good Luck to Leann and... read more »

Everyone should be aware that what we eat affects the health of our teeth.  Family Dentistry would like to share the study published in General Dentistry regarding researchers who studied the effects of cheese, sugar free yogurt, and milk in the mouths of 12 to 15 year olds.  Calcium is found in all the dairy products and is a strengthener... read more »

Which brush should you choose? Toothbrushes are found in many shapes and sizes.  Family Dentistry would like to share the options to consider when choosing a toothbrush that is best for you or your family member.  Most dental professionals recommend a soft bristle brush to remove debris and plaque from your teeth.  Small headed brushes are easier to reach the... read more »

According to the Shape Your Life article, 80 percent of Americans would rather spend money to hide or change their imperfections.  Of those surveyed, 62 percent would pay to change the quality of their teeth while less than half will pay to lose weight.  Family Dentistry would like to promote a healthy smile for all and to consider the options that... read more »

Family Dentistry would like to share of the importance in eating healthy while being pregnant.  Eating healthy is so vital in the development of your unborn child.  If you have a chance of being pregnant, a healthy diet filled with proteins and vitamins can make a huge difference in the growth of your baby.  Prenatal care supervised by a doctor is... read more »

Our flowers are beginning to smile! Now is the time for the April Showers and May Showers to help the flowers to bloom!  When flowers bloom their pretty colors, this is a sign to us that they are smiling to anyone who walks by!  At Family Dentistry, we want to focus on making you smile and we hope that the... read more »

Removing an object stuck between your teeth does occur more frequently than most would imagine.  Family Dentistry would like to share tidbits on what to do when removing this item.  First of all, check out the item in the mirror so you know exactly the location and between what teeth the item is wedged. After your observation of the location,... read more »