Andrew J. Sullivan, DDS & Joel N. Pascuzzi, DMD, LLC

03/09/2020

If you've heard or read that there's no benefits in flossing, you may want to think again. Flossing is in fact very important to your oral health. Learn about the benefits here:

Learn about the benefits of flossing, how flossing can help your gums and oral health at Oralb.com.

03/06/2020

Not sure what to expect during your dental check-up? You'll receive a thorough cleaning with a full examination, and X-rays if it's recommended. Learn more about these in-depth procedures:

What happens during a dental visit? Find out more about what to expect when you visit the dentist, from the cleaning to the x-rays and the examination.

03/06/2020

Thank you for making the practice a fantastic place for patients and staff. Happy Dentist's Day!

03/05/2020

Think your toothbrush is clean? Our mouths contain bacteria, so keeping it covered or stored in a closed container might lead to problems. Let it air dry in a holder that allows it to stand up.

03/04/2020

It is recommended to avoid sugary drinks and foods whenever possible. Sugar has a great impact on your oral health. If you are a sweet tooth and can't avoid it, just make sure that you brush and floss every day and go to your scheduled dental check-ups.

Taking care of your smile and avoiding sugar can help you maintain optimal oral and overall health.

03/03/2020

Add mouthwash to your oral care regimen to get the most thorough clean you can - especially, when you're on the go!

03/02/2020

Most of the time you visit a general dentist for your bi-annual check-ups. When a more complex treatment is needed you will be referred to a dental specialist like an endodontist or a periodontist. Read this article to learn more about what they do.

Here's how to determine which specially trained dentist — an endodontist vs. periodontist — you should see for certain dental care needs.

02/28/2020

Are you experiencing bad breath? This is a list of foods and drinks that you need stay clear of:

There are certain foods that cause bad breath. Here are a few of the main offenders and how to limit their effects by Colgate.

02/27/2020

Cut down on soda and other sugary drinks. Water is better for your teeth and overall health.

02/26/2020

If your tonsils are irritated or swollen, there's a chance that you may have tonsil stones. Read this article to find out more about this condition:

What's the deal with tonsil stones? Bad breath, irritation and a whitish mark at the back of your throat are a few signs that you have a tonsil stone.

02/25/2020

Flossing must be properly done in order to clean places your toothbrush can't reach. When flossing, the dental floss should rub against your teeth in a motion that creates a forward or backward 'C' shape around each tooth.

02/24/2020

If your blood sugar is high, you may be at risk for type 2 diabetes. Diabetics are more likely to get gum disease.