Grant D. Ringler, DDS Blog

You’ve grown up hearing the same thing over and over…and over – “Sugar is bad for your teeth. Stay away.” Of course, this is great

Pregnancy doesn’t just effect your reproductive system. It effects the entire body. Shifts in hormones are responsible for numerous positive and negative physiological changes. Your

Not having a set of straight teeth can be debilitating for anyone. It causes you to hide your laugh or smile, and keeps you from

Every year, millions of Americans are forced to deal with the immense drawbacks of tooth loss. Fortunately, today’s advanced dental technology makes it possible to

When you look at your smile in photographs or in the mirror, what do you see? Are your teeth bright white and healthy-looking, or are

Every year, millions of Americans avoid seeking the vital dental care they need due to feelings of fear and anxiety. Many of these men and

A persistent toothache can negatively impact your daily life in a variety of ways, disrupting your concentration at work and causing you severe pain when

Did you know that nearly 20% of orthodontic patients are adults? Most people automatically associate wearing braces with middle school and puberty. However, many adults need

Although seeing your dentist may not be at the top of your list of things to do this time of year, it should be. That’s