When you spend time thinking about your dental hygiene, you may discover that you come up with some new ideas that you assume might work for you. For instance, you may convince yourself that if you brush more often than twice a day, you will be able to skip flossing. We applaud your attempt at […]
Category: Preventive Dentistry
When Should I Schedule An Oral Cancer Screening?
Almost 40,000 people are diagnosed with oral cancer annually in the United States. The disease claims the lives of over 8,000 people each year. Catching it early is vital to successfully treating oral cancer. When you schedule checkups and cleanings at least every six months with your dentist, you’re not just setting an appointment to […]
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Oral Health: Things Aren’t Always As They Seem!
When you are making your way through your dental hygiene session, you might find that some of the information we provided you during your last checkup has become a bit fuzzy, so you do your best to fill in the missing details the best that you can. Unfortunately, if you make assumptions about your smile and your […]
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2 Hazards Of Bottled Water (And Solutions)
Have you ever given any thought to the bottle of water you pick up from the convenience store and carry with you throughout the day? How about when you go ahead and re-fill that bottle of water and use it for the entire week? Do your children do the same thing? This seemingly harmless, convenient […]
3 Reasons To Smile About 2016
As you look back over the past year, you may find that it’s quite the collage of good times, challenging times, expected things, and surprises. However the year unfolded for you, there are certainly a few very good reasons to smile about the year that is just about to draw to a close. From our […]
How Can I Prevent Plaque and Tartar?
Plaque and tartar can be extremely harmful for your teeth. If left untreated, they can cause cavities, tooth decay and tooth loss, and infection. Plaque, a sticky film made up of the bacteria within your mouth, is impossible to prevent from forming. If left untreated, it can quickly form tartar, which is calcified plaque that […]
Dental Care During Pregnancy: 3 Things You Should Do
Are you pregnant and worrying about your dental care? The good news is that you don’t have to worry (though we understand you might have a lot on your mind!). However, especially if this is your first pregnancy, it’s especially helpful if you recognize there are a few key, beneficial things you can do to ensure […]
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Electric Toothbrushes: Should I Use One?
The more you pay attention to the advertisements around you, the more you will discover you keep hearing about electric toothbrushes. While you may at first dismiss them since we are all but drowning in ads these days, you may suddenly find yourself somewhat enamored with the benefits. Rest assured, you don’t need to struggle […]
Q&A: Should I Take Sensitivity Seriously?
Are you struggling with sensitive teeth? Do you find that what’s even worse is that you’re struggling with figuring out what to do about the situation? Before you assume this discomfort means you’re facing dire straits, remember that this is what we are here for: To help you maintain (and often regain) oral health. Contact us, […]
Is A Low-Carb Diet Good For Your Teeth?
We all know that a healthy diet is good for our hearts, blood pressure, cholesterol, weight, and can even increase our energy levels. However, now research shows that a healthy, low-carb diet is also good for our teeth. Carbohydrates turn into sugar in our bodies and we all know that sugar is not good for […]
