The Development of Your Teeth
A Developing Smile It may not seem like it, but the development of your teeth is a fascinating process. For example, did you know we humans start developing teeth as early as 14 weeks in the
July 25, 2013
Horribly Hilly Hundreds: Tandem-Style
Dr. Mark Gustavson took to the Horribly Hilly Hundreds with his 5 year old son. Dr. Gustavson took to the hills, tandem-style, for the Midwest’s Most Challenging Bike Ride, the Horribly Hilly Hundreds! Apparently riding with
July 8, 2013
Mouth Sores
Most of us have suffered some form of mouth sore. That annoying little spot inside the mouth along the gum line, or on the inside of the cheek that makes itself known in a vicious way
June 18, 2013
Nail Biting
Nail Biting – An Overlooked Impulse Control Disorder Whether it was because you broke a nail in a way that left a sharp or uneven edge, or the length of the nail is uncomfortable and you
May 29, 2013
Why Do We Blush?
“The blush is the most peculiar and most human of all expressions.” –Charles Darwin We’ve all been there: we trip over our own feet, walk into a wall or screen door, stumble over our own words
May 22, 2013
Affiliated Dentists at Crazylegs 2013!
Affiliated Dentists at Crazylegs 2013 This year Affiliated Dentists supported the Crazylegs Marathon 2013! Jen and Connie, two of our office coordinators at our Odana clinic, both participated in the race! Connie, an avid runner for
May 22, 2013
Smoking and Your Teeth
Regardless of the widely known facts that smoking is extremely damaging to your health and surroundings, about 43.8 US adults smoke regularly. Not only does it permanently damage your lungs and skin and quickly increases things
May 8, 2013
Affiliated Dentists Supports Crazylegs!
This year Affiliated Dentists is supporting the Crazylegs Marathon 2013! Jen and Connie, two of our office coordinators at our Odana clinic, are both participating in the race! What is Crazylegs? Crazylegs is an annual marathon
April 25, 2013
How Acid Reflux Affects Your Teeth
What is Acid Reflux? Acid reflux happens when your body regurgitates stomach acid into your esophagus, causing heartburn. The first cases of acid reflux were reported more than 200 years ago, and back then it was
April 12, 2013