Minichelli and Moore Dentistry

01/12/2026

If you are due for a dental cleaning, we have availability this week. Please call our office directly to arrange an appointment 🦷

01/04/2026

The first quarterly newsletter of 2026 is now available and will be dispatched to your email inbox soon 📧

01/01/2026

January marks National Birth Defects Prevention Month (NBDPN), an opportunity to raise awareness about reducing the risks of certain birth defects.

Common congenital anomalies include cleft lips and palates.

Although preventing these defects is not always possible, there are measures that can be taken to minimize the risk.

Key preventive strategies include consuming folic acid daily, avoiding smoking and alcohol consumption, obtaining preconception checkups, maintaining a healthy weight, consulting with healthcare providers about medication safety, and receiving regular prenatal care can contribute to a healthier pregnancy.

01/01/2026

12/21/2025

Replacing your toothbrush at this time is recommended, as it should be changed every 3-4 months. 🪥
For easy recall, consider replacing it on the first day of each new season! ❄️

11/28/2025

We invite you to join us in celebrating the birthday of Brissa, one of our talented Registered Dental Hygienists who works with our team on Fridays. We are grateful for her tireless efforts and the high level of care she consistently provides to our patients! 🎂

11/28/2025

1. Mitigate the Risk of Respiratory Diseases 🫁
Maintaining good oral health is crucial in preventing respiratory diseases, as bacteria in the mouth can migrate to the lungs, causing infections or exacerbating existing pulmonary conditions. By adhering to this at-home dental practice, the likelihood of bacterial transmission to the lungs is substantially diminished.
2. Enhance Your Immune System 🦠
The mouth serves as a primary entry point for harmful bacteria and germs. Daily flossing alleviates the burden on your immune system, enabling it to focus on other potential threats and thereby augmenting your overall well-being.
3. Flossing Contributes to a Healthy Heart ♥️
Research suggests that bacteria causing gum inflammation can enter the bloodstream, leading to atherosclerosis, a condition characterized by clogged arteries, which can further contribute to heart diseases. By incorporating flossing into your daily routine, you proactively safeguard your dental health and cardiovascular well-being.
4. The Hidden Causes of Bad Breath 💨
Bad breath, or halitosis, is a multifaceted issue, often originating from within the mouth, where bacteria thrive in areas inaccessible to toothbrushes, producing sulfur compounds and resulting in unwanted odors. Regular engagement in this dental practice effectively curtails bacterial activity, directly combating bad breath.
5. Improved Management of Diabetes 💙
Individuals with diabetes are more susceptible to gum disease, which can exacerbate difficulties in controlling blood sugar levels. By incorporating regular flossing into their oral hygiene routine and maintaining gum health, individuals can achieve better control over their diabetes, creating a positive feedback loop for their overall well-being.