Dr. Kim Kutsch and our own Janelle Miller (RDH) traveled to Tokyo, Japan for a presentation to a large group of dentists and dental hygienists. The participants were eager to learn about cavity prevention and the importance of utilizing Carifree products. It was a perfect opportunity to share our technology with the Japenese dentists and dental hygienists, since Japanese custom... read more »
What are dental benefits? Many employers offer full-time employees dental health benefits as part of, or in addition to, their regular health benefits. Think of your dental benefits like health insurance for your teeth! Ninety percent of dental benefits are offered through employers, because they know the value of dental health. They know that good oral health contributes to overall... read more »
We always love to get great feedback from our patients. Here’s what a recent patient had to say about their experience with Janie: "Janie has been my hygienist for many years. She is great! Gentle and sweet, I feel like she is my friend . When I do need dental work, I don't have the fear I did for so... read more »
Avoid staining foods - Some of your favorite foods can, unfortunately, cause stains on your teeth. Even beverages like red wine, soda and coffee can dull the whiteness of teeth, leaving a not-so-bright smile. Try to brush soon after eating darker foods to preserve your smile's natural brightness. Don’t smoke – Not only is it bad for your general health,... read more »
Congratulations to Renee and her team for successfully completing the Hood to Coast Run. We are very proud of you!!
We always love to get great feedback from our patients. Here's what a recent patient had to say about their experience with Dr. Kutsch: "Dr.Kutsch was highly recommended to me, I have just moved to town about a week ago. Was having problems with a cracked tooth, and have much anxiety going to the dentist. They were very kind to... read more »
Every day 100 people in the United States are newly diagnosed with an oral cancer. Every hour one person dies from it. Every year oral cancer kills more people in the U.S. than skin cancer (malignant melanoma), lymphoma, thyroid cancer, and cervical cancer. In 2015 over 30,000 people were diagnosed with oral cancer. 90% of patients survive when oral cancer... read more »
Have you heard of vaping?  It is the e-cigarette equivalent to smoking and it is taking a firm hold in the US. Backed by the world’s biggest tobacco companies, the industry is aggressively expanding its marketing across the country. More than 14 million U.S. adults and nearly 2 million teens and tweens have used e-cigarettes, and the rate of use among... read more »
With bathing suit season quickly approaching, many of us are trying to shed a few pounds before bearing it all at the pool. With so many different theories and diet plans out there it may seem challenging to find the right one. I’ll be the first to say I haven’t quite mastered that myself yet so I won’t be... read more »
We have noticed somewhat conflicting information about the effects of red wine on oral health. Below are two samples of what we mean.  Red Wine May Have Cavity-Fighting Powers From the article: Red wine may have effects on teeth beyond giving them a funny hue: A new study suggests it could also have potential... read more »