Physiologic Dentistry

Do you have a limited range of motion for your tongue? If so, you might find it challenging to eat, speak, or even breathe.

Anyone who’s ever caught a glimpse of themselves as they passed by a mirror has probably thought about their neck and chin shape.

Childhood is marked by numerous milestones.

The quality of the air we breathe, and interestingly enough, how we breathe it, has a significant impact on our health.

Beaufort, SC | Dr. Jennifer Wallace DMD Breathing is an essential part of life. However, it’s such a natural part of life that most...

One of the easiest ways to recognize Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) is recognizing facial asymmetry.

As parents we absolutely want what is best for our children in every way. Many parents are well aware of the specific milestones that our children should reach during the first eighteen months of life however there are several important growth and development factors that must be evaluated in each child during the first decade of life. Surprisingly it is your child’s dentist who becomes the guardian of normal facial growth and development.