Thank You, Joe!
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Joe M. has been a loyal patient of mine for many years. He has followed me from where I practiced in Woodbury, Saint Paul, and then Chaska over the past 15 years. As Veteran’s Day approached, I reflected on Joe’s loyalty not only as a patient but as a dedicated service member. I asked if […]
Are You Tongue Tied? It could be causing more problems than you think…
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Read this excerpt from “Tongue Tied” by Richard Baxter, DMD about his own experience being tongue-tied
Nasal Breathing vs. Mouth Breathing…is there a difference?
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Nasal breathing vs. Mouth Breathing…is there a difference?
Is Your Child Tongue Tied?
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If your child has (or has had) some of the following symptoms, he/she may be tongue tied. We are happy examine your child and provide you with treatment recommendations and resources.
Gasp Book Review by Dr. Jenny Ruoho
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I recently read a book called Gaspby Dr. Michael Gelb and Dr. Howard Hindin that was published in 2016. There is an increasing focus on airway and breathing by dental professionals because the number of patients with snoring and sleep apnea is on the rise. According to Gasp, “improper breathing and sleep patterns adversely affect health, mood, energy, focus and function, and if untreated will ultimately lead to multiple systemic disorders.”
How to See 8 Heart Attack Signs in Dental Patients
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While at a recent retreat, Dr. Miller-Rinaldi gained valuable insight and first-hand education from top experts on the signs of cardiac health issues as they relate to your dental health. Is there a connection? Learn more on the blog.