According to the American Dental Association, you should have your teeth thoroughly examined about once every six months. We also urge patients to see us for a checkup twice a year as well. What happens at your checkup? What makes this preventive treatment so necessary for your oral health?
Have you made any new years resolutions? For many people, resolutions include steps to improve health, whether making changes to your diet or exercising. As part of this mission, why not take steps to improve your oral health as well? If you want to know how to enjoy a healthier smile in 2016, there are… Read More
Did you know that studies conducted by the FDA show nearly 75{dcbe0cd52ce35e2f156887e14605e24111ce99c14f01d3853732956d43020bdd} of the nation suffers from some form of periodontal disease? Over time, this widespread oral issue can actually increase the risk of adult tooth loss. How do you treat periodontal disease? What can you do to regain your oral health?
Did you know that millions of people experience an oral health issue that damages teeth and leads to discomfort? The issue is known as bruxism, or the persistent grinding of the teeth. When you grind your teeth you can damage your smile and even cause other oral health problems, like TMJ disorder, to develop. How… Read More
Do you ever develop a toothache and wonder, “why do my teeth hurt?” Nearly all of us suffer from an aching tooth at some point in our lives, especially since the holiday season consists of so many sugary drinks and foods. However, there are steps you can take to help protect your smile from tooth… Read More
From a young age, your dentist has hammered home one valuable piece of advice: brush and floss your teeth everyday. That’s because there is really no better way to fight plaque buildup and protect your smile from the onset of tooth decay and gum disease. However, to see results you need to be doing these… Read More
When you see the dentist, the doctor may examine your smile to uncover any signs of developing problems. How does the dentist identify a problem? With advanced technology and knowledge, the doctor can find common problems and offer treatment before they progress into something that threatens the overall health and stability of your smile.
In a few days Halloween will be here. Have your little ones picked out a costume? While going around the town looking for candy can be fun, you probably understand that too many sugary sweets can boost the risk of tooth decay. To keep your smile safe this Halloween and avoid the onset of cavities,… Read More
Surprisingly, many people choose to skip a routine visit to have their teeth cleaned. What happens during a cleaning? This noninvasive procedure can help brighten your teeth and reduce the risk of serious oral health complications. If you want to maintain a healthy smile, one free of periodontal disease and other issues, then you need… Read More
The American Dental Association recommends that at a minimum we have our teeth examined about once every six months. When was your last checkup? Even if you brush and floss properly and as recommended, a checkup is still necessary to make sure you aren’t developing a serious oral health problem. From there, the doctor can… Read More