Maintaining great dental health is one important component to enjoying overall good health. There is a correlation between the condition of your dentition and many physical ailments such as heart disease, diabetes, and strokes, making good dental care a priority. Regular visits to see your family dentist are needed for cleaning and exams, but you … Continue reading 4 Important Steps to Keep Your Teeth and Gums Healthy
Read more »When you go to the family dentist to have your teeth cleaned, it is probably apparent whether or not you floss your teeth. So if you are reminded about the importance of flossing, pay close attention. Because flossing really is that important. Reasons Why You Should Floss When you brush your teeth, you only reach … Continue reading Is flossing really that important?
Read more »Establishing and maintaining great oral health takes some work – especially for senior patients. As we age, the risks for developing common oral health conditions are higher. Years of wear and tear on our teeth along with the side effects of systemic health conditions and common medications can impact our oral health. Our family dentist … Continue reading Maintaining Healthy Teeth and Gums Through the Retirement Years
Read more »Taking great care of your teeth is very important – we only get one set of permanent teeth, and they must last us a lifetime. There are many things you can do to maintain healthy teeth and gums; regular visits to see the family dentist is high on the list. Healthy Habits to Care for … Continue reading Healthy Dental Habits to Follow
Read more »Your teeth were meant to last your lifetime and if cared for properly, they can. Your oral hygiene routine is just one factor that dictates a tooth’s lifespan. Developing healthy dental habits is the key to a healthy smile. It is important to brush and floss twice daily and see your family dentist regularly for … Continue reading Harmful Dental Habits to Avoid
Read more »It is recommended that your child visit a family dentist around the age of twelve months. This is suggested for several reasons … any potential dental problem can be identified and treated as indicated; your child will learn to become comfortable with the dental office surroundings so future visits will not be traumatic if a … Continue reading How Can I Help Prevent My Child from Getting Cavities?
Read more »Though braces have traditionally been a rite of passage for adolescents, more adults are having orthodontic treatment to improve their smiles. With innovations like lingual braces and Invisalign, no one even needs to know you’re wearing braces. Options for Adult Braces Adults are often concerned about their appearance, especially if they need to interact with … Continue reading Is it too late to have braces if I am an adult?
Read more »If you have missing teeth, you might be wondering if dental implants are a good choice for you. Implants offer state-of-the-art tooth replacement that helps maintain your dental health while protecting your jawbone from atrophy. Whether you have one or many missing teeth, talk to your implant dentist about dental implants. How Do Implants Work? … Continue reading Dental implants: Smile with confidence
Read more »A healthy, well-balanced diet can do more than reduce your visits to the doctor’s office. It can also reduce your visits to the family dentist. Fruits and vegetables, milk, and other mainstays of a good diet help bolster your immune system, keep your teeth strong, and prevent gum disease. The Tooth-Healthy Diet To keep your … Continue reading A Well-Balanced Diet Helps Keep Teeth Bright and Healthy
Read more »We all drink soda on a regular basis, but this common beverage can contribute to tooth decay and tooth loss. If you brush and floss every day and visit your family dentist regularly, you can reduce the likelihood of damage, but avoiding soda can also help a great deal. Why is Soda Harmful? Soda has … Continue reading Harmful Effects of Soda on Teeth
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