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I have just recently been reading and hearing a bit about e-cigarettes and dental health. As with many things that are relatively new, it’s hard to say with any certainty what the impact will be over the long term. I […]

Here are three examples of an advantage I have when working this close to Christmas. Many of my young patients are out of school.    

If you have a strong fear of going to the dentist, especially one that is strong enough it keeps you from either making an appointment or keeping an appointment you have made, you might have what some people call a […]

Proud member of True North Study Club, part of the Seattle Study Club Dr. Paul Amble is a member of the True North Study Club, an affiliate of Seattle Study Club. What does that mean to you, the patient? It […]

Valentine’s Day 2014 is around the corner. What’s on your mind? If it’s dinner and a date, have you “brushed up” on what the Key to getting a date is? Check it out.

I read a great article in the January 2014 issue of AGD Impact called “Damaging Diets, How Weight Loss Fads and Popular Health Drinks Can Hurt Teeth” written by Claire Altschuler. The magazine was kind enough to send me a […]

Have you heard the old adage “just enough information to be dangerous”? Well, sometimes a little bit of mis-information can be even worse. If you are looking for a couple of well respected health related sites for questions about disease, […]

An important part of your overall health is your dental health and your smile can say a lot about both. Weight, fitness and disease resistance are not only affected by the types of food you eat, but by what time and what sequence […]

Dr. Amble was happy to receive an autograph a few weeks back from a Minnesota pro triathlete, David Thompson. He has followed and been there to support some amateur triathletes in the past and understands the drive for perfection and […]