We are open for emergency care only until it is safe and responsible to go back to regular practice. Please ignore any automated text or email messages about upcoming appointments. We will be in touch with you to notify you of cancellations, and again when we are ready to start rescheduling appointments. Dr. Forgosh can … Read More
How COVID-19 effects our office
In an effort to stay true to our mission of putting our team, patients, and community first, Green Hills Dentistry will remain open for emergency care during the COVID-19 crisis. We will delay all preventative and deferrable treatment. This decision is effective immediately. I ask for your patience and cooperation as we navigate these uncharted … Read More
Green Hills Dentistry COVID-19 UPDATE
COVID-19 Update With an enhanced sensitivity to the acute concerns of the novel coronavirus, we want you to know that our office is going above and beyond recommended practices to combat the evolving pandemic. For your safety, we always treat every patient with the standard of care known as “universal precautions”, assuming that everyone is … Read More
Oral Healthcare During Chemotherapy and Cancer Treatment
Chemotherapy is an important part of your overall cancer treatment. But, according to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, over a third of all cancer patients develop complications affecting the mouth because of their cancer treatment. Because oral complications can arise during chemotherapy, oral healthcare during chemotherapy and cancer treatment is important and you should take extra care to … Read More
Why You Should Consider Your Dentist for BOTOX
Dental Expertise and Facial Structure Dentists have more training and knowledge about the face than many medical professionals who offer BOTOX. As part of their education, they learn about the intricacies of the bones and muscles between the forehead and chin. A dentist has an in-depth understanding of facial anatomy that supports their knowledge of … Read More
Can Thumb Sucking and Pacifier Use Impact Your Child’s Health?
We all know that thumb sucking can affect your child’s dental health, but it can also lead to compromised general health if left unchecked. If you know when to help your child stop sucking their thumb or on a pacifier, you can help them develop a healthy mouth, and body. Read on to learn why … Read More
Nutrition and Dental Health
Every aspect of your well-being impacts your dental health (and vice-versa), including nutrition. Your choice of food may determine your risk for oral health issues such as periodontal disease and tooth decay. Eating a healthy diet contributes to your dental wellness in numerous ways. Discover how you can maintain proper nutrition to enhance your oral … Read More
How Oral Health Affects Your Overall Health
Most people understand the impacts poor oral health can have on your teeth and mouth, such as tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath. But, can bad teeth cause health problems in other areas of your body? Oral health issues, such as gum disease, could increase your risk of other health issues, such as heart … Read More
50 Common Dental Terms and Procedures
Dentists and their staff may seem to be speaking a different language with all the “dental lingo” they use when providing care for their dental patients. Some patients are familiar with dental terminology and abbreviations that their dentists and hygienists use. Other patients aren’t. In some cases, the professional dental terms dental providers use are … Read More
Tips for a Healthy Mouth During Cold and Flu Season
When you get sick during the colder months, you want to take care of yourself. You likely try to practice healthy habits for our bodies, but do you pay attention to your teeth when you’re sick? These dental health tips can help promote a healthy mouth even when you feel under the weather. Addressing Dry … Read More