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Taking care of your teeth is important to prevent cavities and maintain good oral health. What is the best way to do that? Of course you know you should brush and floss your teeth, but even patients who do that may still develop cavities. What causes cavities to develop and how can you prevent them? Here’s some helpful information, some …
You probably know the importance of brushing, flossing, and having your teeth cleaned at the dentist. But do you know how often is best? Are you following the best possible routine for your dental health? If you have any doubts, consider this advice for proper dental hygiene. How Often Should You Brush Your Teeth?On average, dentists usually recommend that you …
While most patients regard dry mouth as a minor inconvenience, it can actually have a serious impact on your oral health beyond bad breath and cracked lips. Here’s what you need to know about dry mouth and its effect on your teeth and gums. Dry Mouth and Your Oral HealthThe most common complaint that patients have relating to dry mouth …
Although the American Dental Association recommends dental visits every six months, many patients fall out of the routine of making regular appointments. Whether it’s because of work obligations or because you came down with the flu, canceling that one appointment can quickly lead to a series of missed appointments and suddenly it’s been years since your last visit. If this …
Do you floss your teeth on a daily basis? The importance of flossing is most likely stressed to you by your dentist or dental hygienist each time you go in for cleanings. Why is flossing so important to your oral health? The Importance of FlossingYou probably know that one purpose of flossing is to remove food particles from between your …
When you’re pregnant, maintaining your oral health is more important than ever. The baby that is growing and developing inside you will strip your body of many of the nutrients you need in order to get what they need. There are many other reasons why your oral health, as well as your overall health, is more at risk during pregnancy, …
Did you know that you can save water and still practice good oral hygiene at the same time? Your dentist tells you to brush your teeth at least twice a day, but you don’t want to waste water. So how do you reconcile these two needs? By practicing good water conservation habits and good oral care habits at the same …
Chronic bad breath is an embarrassing problem to have. What makes it even worse is that halitosis can have a myriad of causes, which makes finding the source of the issue and resolving it that much harder. While there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to banish bad breath, almost every case we see at our dental practice can be addressed by one …
As you age, you may have more concerns about the appearance and health of your teeth. While you can’t prevent everything, there are actions that you can take to protect your teeth as you get older starting today. Here are four dental tips that everyone should consider, regardless of your current age. Eat HealthilyEating a healthy diet can help your …
As more toothbrush manufacturers have started to sell electronic toothbrushes, there has never been a better time to ditch your manual toothbrush in favor of the new electronic model. There are electronic toothbrushes available in every price range, including some very affordable options sold in pharmacy and grocery stores near the manual toothbrushes that you already buy. Some other models …
Over the past 10 years, dental implants have become a go-to dental solution for tooth loss. When completed, dental implants look and function just like natural teeth. In many cases, a dental implant can last a patient’s lifetime. Unfortunately, there are some pervasive myths surrounding implants that a number of patients believe. Here are four myths about dental implants worth …
Are you considering having a full mouth reconstruction? Whether your dentist has recommended it or you’re interested in improving your smile, you may be wondering what exactly a full reconstruction entails. Here’s what you need to know about it from the procedures that may be involved to the length of time you can expect the entire process to take. A …
