by drronaldgriffin | Mar 7, 2024 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
Smoking has been an ingrained habit for many individuals worldwide for decades. Despite increasing awareness of its detrimental effects on health, millions still succumb to the allure of tobacco. While the connection between smoking and lung cancer is...
by drronaldgriffin | Dec 27, 2023 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
In the pursuit of peak athletic performance, we often focus on the right moves, the perfect training regimen, and the ideal diet. However, one aspect that might catch you by surprise is the impact of an athlete’s diet on oral health. Yes, you read that right –...
by drronaldgriffin | Dec 27, 2023 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
Traditionally, sports dentistry primarily focused on preventing orofacial trauma, but recent findings suggest that active participation, especially at the elite level, may pose significant risks to athletes’ dental well-being. The repercussions of subpar oral...
by drronaldgriffin | Dec 5, 2023 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
The transition from pediatric to adult dentistry marks a significant milestone in a person’s oral health journey. For many individuals, this shift can bring about feelings of uncertainty or apprehension. However, with proper guidance and understanding, this...
by drronaldgriffin | Dec 4, 2023 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
Dental anxiety in children is a common concern that can lead to distressing experiences for both kids and parents. The anticipation of pain, unfamiliar equipment, or the clinical environment often triggers anxiety in young ones. However, there are several strategies...
by drronaldgriffin | Nov 1, 2023 | Dr. Ronald Griffin, Professional Overview, Sports Dentistry
Baby bottle tooth decay, also known as early childhood caries or nursing bottle caries, is a common dental condition that affects infants and young children. This dental problem occurs when a child’s teeth are exposed to sugary liquids, such as milk, formula,...
