Sensitive teeth can take the fun out of eating your favorite foods or enjoying your favorite beverages. Let’s take a look at what it means to have sensitive teeth and how best to take care of them. Continue reading for more information.
It is common knowledge that good oral hygiene is important for preventing cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss. We learn about this all our lives, starting from early childhood. However, our general dental care education often fails to explore the vital link between oral and overall health. The fact of the matter is that oral health impacts overall health in important and sometimes surprising ways. Let’s explore some of them.
From old wives’ tales to just plain bad advice, dental health myths and misconceptions abound and can lead to serious consequences, not just for your teeth but your overall health as well. Let’s set the record straight and debunk 5 common dental myths. Keep reading to learn important information that could save your smile.
When was the last time you changed your hairstyle? Have you made any changes to your home décor in recent years? Well, if you are willing to improve your appearance or the environment you live in, consider giving your teeth the same treatment. It’s called a smile makeover, and it just might be the right time for you to consider it.
Bruxism — the clinical term for teeth grinding — affects thousands of Americans, most of whom aren’t aware because it mainly happens while we’re asleep. It can negatively impact your overall well-being, damage your teeth and bite, and disrupt your sleep. Continue reading for more information.
When you think of cosmetic dentistry, what comes to mind? Are you aware of all the benefits that cosmetic dentistry provides? Many people believe that cosmetic dentistry is just, well, cosmetic — that it only makes you look better — but the truth is that it also impacts oral and general health.
We know, we know! We say it a lot: Flossing, along with brushing and regular checkups, is vital to oral health. But do you know why it is so important? Flossing gets into those spaces between your teeth that your toothbrush just can’t reach. It gets rid of the smallest food particles and bacteria stuck between your teeth, leaving your teeth as clean as they can be between visits to us for professional cleaning. Continue reading to learn more.
We find dentistry and oral health very interesting! Dentistry has so many specialties that there is always some new fact to discover. If you are curious about oral health, here is some dental trivia that will impress your friends and family.
Consider this your reminder to schedule your next cleaning and examination at our office. Regular checkups and cleanings are essential to maintain your oral health and keep your teeth looking and feeling great. Keep reading to learn why we recommend all of our patients visit us every 6 months.
Being proactive with your oral health has tremendous advantages. Surprisingly, not all patients approach their dental care that way. Many only visit when there’s an emergency, putting off preventative care, including regular check-ups, cleanings, and X-rays. Embracing a proactive approach towards oral healthcare will set you up for long-term success and save you from unnecessary expenses. We recommend that all our patients be proactive with their dental care.
