Every time you visit our office, there are many reasons our team reminds you to brush and floss. The main reason is to prevent decay and periodontitis, also known as gum disease. Read our blog post to learn about the best tools to fight gum disease.
Tooth decay, also known as a cavity, can creep up on anyone, including those who think they take good care of their oral health. If you have had a cavity, you likely can remember the ache and pain cavities are known to bring on. Read our blog post to find out what else you need to know about cavities.
No one likes going to their routine cleaning and exam only to hear that there’s a cavity or other dental problem present. After all, healthy teeth and gums make eating, speaking, and other daily activities enjoyable. Read our blog post for advice to help you stop dental problems before they happen!
Did you know that February is Gum Disease Awareness Month? Read our blog post for some oral hygiene tips to raise awareness and help you avoid developing gum disease.
There are so many dental care products out there on the market, it can be confusing when it comes time to head to the store and pick up some new toothpaste for you and your family. That’s where our expert advice comes in. Read our blog post for what to look for in your toothpaste.
When you’re tempted to indulge this holiday season, just think about your teeth. While a treat here and there won’t ruin your dental future, it’s important to make healthy choices whenever possible. Read our blog post to learn what foods and drinks are best avoided this holiday season.
Many people look forward to Thanksgiving all year round! It’s a day for hanging out with loved ones, maybe watching some football, and eating a big, tasty meal. Are Thanksgiving foods good for your teeth? Check out our blog post for some of the tooth-friendly dishes.
Do you like your smile? Or would you change some things? Many cosmetic dental procedures can improve your smile’s appearance, but you might wonder if they’re worth it. Check out our blog post for five reasons to consider cosmetic dentistry.
Oral health issues can have implications beyond just the mouth, and they can be serious. In fact, there’s a known link between mouth health and diabetes. Check out our blog post to learn more about this connection and when you should be concerned for your own health.
Did you know that there’s an alternative way to floss, that doesn’t involve typical string floss? Read our blog post to learn more about water flossing, and how it compares to the tried and true method.
