If you visit the dentist for a routine checkup and examination, then it can be disappointing to hear that you need a filling. Most often, the reason a filling is recommended is because the dentist finds one or more cavities on your teeth. You might be wondering: what do cavities look like, and how can […]
Even if your teeth seem to be healthy, there are many reasons why it makes sense to schedule regular dental check-ups. These consistent visits ensure your current dental health while also preventing potential issues in the future. It might seem like a hassle to schedule another appointment in your busy schedule. But you won’t regret […]
There’s a reason why fluoride is often called “nature’s cavity killer.” This mineral is naturally occurring and it helps to strengthen tooth enamel, which prevents tooth decay. If you want teeth that are resistant to cavities, then you need to make sure that you are getting enough fluoride. The good news is that you can […]
Most people are consistent about brushing their teeth on a daily basis. But using a toothbrush isn’t enough to maintain a healthy smile. It’s also essential to include other habits in your dental routine, such as flossing and mouthwash. If you are looking for ways to protect your smile, then you might ask our dental […]
When visiting the dentist for a regular checkup, many patients agree: they don’t want to hear the bad news about cavities that need to be filled. When tooth decay starts to set in, it’s essential to seek treatment as soon as possible to prevent the damaged part of the tooth from spreading. A good dentist […]
Halloween is the beginning of Q4 holiday celebrations, often marking a time when sugar consumption increases due to parties and holiday treats. As a parent, are you worried about your child’s sugar consumption during this time of year? Not only does sugar increase the risk of hyperactivity, but too much sugar can also increase the […]
Bruxism (teeth grinding) is an involuntary grinding of your teeth most often during sleep. This forceful grinding can put up to 250 pounds of pressure on your teeth, which can lead to tooth, jaw neck and head pain as well as a variety of other long-term issues. If you know you grind your teeth or […]
Gum disease is common in the population, especially among adults. In fact, the CDC recently reported that periodontitis is diagnosed in more than half of Americans over the age of 30 – that’s about 64.7 million people! 5 Facts about Gum Disease We often talk about the importance of oral health for cavity prevention. But […]
The weather has warmed up and the kids are out of school… summer is here! Many families have their calendars marked for vacation over the next few months. Whether you are hopping on an airplane to enjoy a tropical location or you are road tripping to spend time with family, it is important to consider […]
Taking care of your teeth and gums is important to create a beautiful smile. Not only are you maintaining good oral health, but these habits also decrease the risk of gum disease, tooth decay, bad breath, and more. Consistency with oral hygiene helps with the protection of your teeth as you get older. In recent […]
Brushing your teeth is important to remove food particles and plaque on the surface of your teeth. But, there are areas where the toothbrush can’t reach, which is why it is important to floss as part of your daily routine. Floss can be used to clean between your teeth and under the gumline. As a […]
No one wants to visit the dentist and hear “you have a cavity.” But, tooth decay is one of the most common problems diagnosed in the dental chair. Luckily, cavities are preventable. The best thing you can do is learn about tooth decay to reduce the risk of cavities in the future. While many people […]
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