Together, good nutrition, regular exercise and adequate sleep form the three pillars of wellness. While proper nutrition and regular exercise are widely discussed, sleep is often neglected. This situation is changing and there is a greater appreciation of sleep. About 70 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep problems, according to …
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Choosing a toothbrush to fit your needs and comfort while also delivering maximum efficacy can be daunting. There are more options than ever before on the market for both manual and electric toothbrushes. The dental aisle at your local pharmacy might be overwhelming. And an increase in social media advertisements …
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A few patients have asked me this question and it is a great question. The current American Dental Association (ADA) guidelines do not have a specific recommendation on whether to brush or floss first. However, the ADA recommends flossing at least once a day. There is evidence out there suggesting …
Hello, I am Dr. Hughes. In this age of texts, email, Instagram, Twitter, online everything; conversation, communication, and emotional interaction are becoming a thing of the past. I was boarding a plane recently and as I was walking down the aisle to find my seat; I saw three young ladies …
At Hughes & Hughes Family Dentistry, we are here for you, and our goal is to keep you on track so you can avoid dental emergencies! As an established patient, one of the first things we do is educate you in the best ways to care for your teeth at …
We are here for you for an emergency appointment or a non-emergency dentist appointment. Dental emergencies vs. non-emergencies It is important to understand the difference between the two. An emergency dentist appointment is time sensitive. Delaying treatment could mean the difference between saving or losing a tooth. Many people end …
