Forest Hills Dental Care

01/22/2026

Emerging research continues to show that oral health may play a broader role in overall wellness than previously understood. New findings suggest that dental conditions linked to inflammation don’t just affect the mouth—they may influence other health challenges throughout the body. One example gaining attention involves the connection between gum disease and neurological conditions.

A recent study has identified a potential link between […]

01/14/2026

Some of these might surprise you.

Experts reveal the common habits and behaviors they avoid for the sake of their oral health.

01/09/2026

Cold weather can make teeth feel more sensitive because temperature changes cause enamel to contract and expose microscopic pathways to the nerves. If you notice increased discomfort in January, it may be due to weakened enamel, gum recession, or small fractures in the tooth surface. Desensitizing toothpaste and consistent brushing with a soft-bristle brush can help reduce irritation.

01/01/2026

12/31/2025

Dry indoor heat during the winter months can reduce saliva flow, leading to dry mouth. Saliva is essential for neutralizing acids and protecting tooth enamel. Without enough moisture, the risk of cavities and gum irritation increases. Sipping water regularly, using a humidifier at home, and choosing sugar-free gum can support saliva production and oral comfort.

12/18/2025

Did you know? December is a peak month for cracked teeth (holiday nuts + hard candies!) Please be mindful when chomping down on your favorite holiday treats.

12/12/2025

Did you know your oral health can impact much more than your smile?
New research is strengthening the connection between gum health and heart health, showing that good oral hygiene may play a key role in preventing cardiovascular disease.

If you’ve ever wondered how something happening in your mouth could affect the rest of your body, this article breaks it down clearly. It highlights why keeping your gums healthy isn’t just about fresh breath or cavity prevention… it’s about protecting your overall well-being.

Scientists are increasingly finding that what happens inside your mouth could have surprising effects on your heart.

12/04/2025

Holiday Tip: Rinse with water after sugary treats to protect your enamel.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving we’re especially grateful for our patients. Thank you for trusting us with your smiles.

11/20/2025

If you’ve ever noticed your gums receding and felt concerned, you're not alone. The good news? There are ways to protect and treat your smile. 🪥💙

Check out this helpful article. And remember, early care is key!

Slowing receding gum progression depends on the stage, location, and grade of periodontitis. Learn how to correct and care for receding gums.

11/11/2025

Today we honor our veterans. Thank you! We’re proud to serve those who’ve served.