It’s best to know all about smile care so you can keep your teeth, gums and entire oral health in tip-top shape. The more you know, the better chance you have of achieving your smile goals! So, our dentist, Dr. Aaron Bushong, encourages you to test your smile care knowledge and maybe even learn something […]

Due to the fact there are several health risks associated with tooth decay, it is important to set forth prevention plans to keep your smile safe for decades to come. If you are suffering from tooth decay, it could be linked to issues associated with underlying oral health risks that are slowly putting your smile […]

While snoring is a common and typically non-threatening issue among American adults and children, it can be paired with interrupted breathing when caused by sleep apnea, resulting in further health complications. We may recommend a tongue stabilizer to prevent snoring caused by sleep apnea, as well as encourage proper care of the appliance. Our dentist […]

We are pleased to offer Invisalign®️ if you are in the market for orthodontic treatment that not only aligns your teeth but is also very discreet. Additionally, Invisalign avoids the unfortunate stigma that accompanies bulky metal braces. Over the years, braces and aligners have changed and now offer cosmetic systems that are less obvious to […]

In order to ensure your smile can continue to function as you want it to, always inspect your teeth and gums for any signs of dental damage in relation to the foods you’re eating. Several foods can be unhealthy for your diet and slowly wear away your tooth enamel. However, there are also foods that […]

Sleep apnea, or OSA, is a disorder that may interrupt your sleep at night due to the muscles in your throat blocking your airway. This can make you feel tired all the time because you are never getting a good night’s sleep. Associated with this sleep disorder is a separate dental issue called bruxism, chronic […]

Harmful dental habits such as snacking on ice cubes, grinding your teeth during sleep, or taking certain medications with oral side effects can put your molars and premolars at a higher risk of developing a fracture. Dental fracture could cause significant damage to the tooth enamel and result in discomfort, pain, and decreased oral function, […]

You may have heard more than once a friend or colleague state that genetics is to blame for their poor dental health or that a family history of gum disease increases their risk for the condition. While it may seem implausible, there is some complex truth to the notion. We have provided some important facts […]

Here at Green Bay Smiles, we endeavor to use our new blog as a regular means for publishing valuable content for our community through monthly blog posts. Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, we’re able to further explore some of the most important topics pertaining to our industry and area of expertise here on […]