The answer to this question is not a straightforward yes or no. The result of some research does indicate that this may be a possibility, but more research is still necessary to reach a consensus. However, a recent study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, adds further credence to the hypothesis that poor oral health can negatively affect those who struggle with cognitive or memory disorders. Simply put, visiting a dentist for regular dental checkups may slow the progress of cognitive decline.
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Your teeth work as a team, both in terms of the appearance and the function of your smile. Take away one tooth and the whole system is compromised, because each tooth has an important role to play. Dr. Doug Clark, Jr., and Dr. Doug Clark, III, your 
Life is busy. Even during the summer when life is supposed to slow down and be more relaxed, there’s still so much to do—work, kids’ activities, vacation planning, family gatherings and more. No wonder it’s tempting to push off a few ordinary appointments, such as your visit to Hill Avenue Dental, your 
Good dental health means more than a pretty smile. Superior dentists at Hill Avenue Dental talk about the gum disease and its link to overall health.
Are you or your child experiencing jaw pain and swelling? For teens and young adults these symptoms could indicate an impacted wisdom teeth. Learn how the team at Hill Avenue Dental treats these troublesome molars.
The kids are back in school, and fall and Halloween and the whole holiday season is just around the corner. One thing you may not be preparing for is how to protect your teeth from the holiday season, but you should be. Many of the most damaging foods for dental health are consumed during the holidays, and we’re not just talking about that pillowcase full of Halloween candy. The dentist 
Good news – we’re accepting new patients! This is your chance to receive some of the best dental treatment in the great state of Wisconsin. Our dental team is pretty great, too. 
Medicine is a field of specialists: pediatrician, obstetrician, rheumatologist, allergist, pulmonologist, dermatologist, and the list goes on and on. Fortunately, when it comes to dentistry, you only need one dentist to take care of almost all your family’s dental needs. 
