To keep cavities from forming in your teeth, you may chose to avoid sugary sodas. And when you do want a sweet treat, you opt for a sugar-free confection or beverage so your teeth stay healthy. But are sugar-free treats really better for your teeth? Not necessarily, according to a study conducted by Australian researchers. …
Dental implants are the gold standard when it comes to restoring missing or damaged teeth. But why do so many dentists recommend implants to their patients? If you’re not familiar with dental implants, read more about the technology here. Otherwise, here are five benefits of dental implants to consider. …
Electric toothbrushes may seem little more than a fancy gadget that clutters up your bathroom countertop. But a 2014 study shows they might be better for your oral health than manual brushes. The international, evidence-based research group Cochrane found that electric toothbrushes reduced dental plaque 21 percent more and gingivitis 11 percent more than a …
Your mouth, especially your gums, can say a lot about your general state of health. During a comprehensive exam, your dentist will be clued in to potential health concerns if your gums look red and swollen or overly pale. If your gums aren’t pink and firm, it could be a sign of a larger health …
Years ago when nylon toothbrushes were first sold, consumers found one style and size of toothbrush on store shelves. Today, the options are seemingly endless. Perusing the oral care aisle at your favorite retailer or drug store can get overwhelming quickly. You may be tempted to grab the first brush you see. But don’t. There’s …
A new year is a great time to make a fresh start, especially when it comes to your teeth. Make a commitment to keep your entire mouth healthy and happy in 2016. Here are some things you can do to ensure your mouth stays fresh and clean all year long. …
Thanks to advances in technology, anesthesia used in oral surgeries and treatment is not only safe, but highly effective in controlling discomfort and anxiety. Before your procedure, you and your surgeon will discuss the best option for you based on your needs and health condition. Rest assured that our office offers several anesthetic options. IV …
Taking proper care of your teeth and gums is paramount to your good health. Not only does a healthy mouth mean you stay healthier overall, but practicing good oral hygiene will also keep you out of the dentist’s chair. To ensure healthy teeth, brush and floss each and every day. Also, be sure to visit …
If you’re expecting a baby, you’ve probably read a lot about how your body will change during your pregnancy. But did you know your oral health can also be impacted? Hormones in the body surge during pregnancy which changes the way your gum tissue reacts to plaque. Most of the changes that take place are …
Tooth decay is caused by acid-producing bacteria that collect on your teeth and gums as a sticky, clear film called plaque. Without good daily oral hygiene and regular dental visits, your teeth become vulnerable to decay and cavities. Brushing and flossing twice a day will remove the plaque that leads to decay. …
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