Reaching the Pinnacle of Oral Health Care: Tooth Decay Prevention and Care
For any potential risks in your life that can lead to dental damage, be aware of any hazardous substances in your smile that can lead to tooth decay. As tooth decay is a condition in which your tooth enamel is slowly worn down, it is important to be aware of all cleaning routines that you… Read more »
Protect Your Tooth Enamel Daily
Believe it or not, the strongest natural substance you have is your tooth enamel, which covers your teeth and provides protection from harmful substances, including plaque, tartar, and acids that could otherwise weaken the teeth. Tooth enamel also stops heat and cold from affecting the inner tooth structure so that you can eat and drink… Read more »
Gum Disease Prevention Tips
It’s better to prevent gum disease as opposed to treating it. Gum disease is one of the most serious, dangerous and destructive dental issues there is . It infects the gums, deteriorates the underlying bone and causes loose and lost teeth if you’re not careful. It can also affect your overall health. So, our dentist,… Read more »
Mouth Sores 101
Mouth sores can be irritating. They are unsightly and can even be painful. Two of the most common varieties are cold sores and canker sores. Though often referred to interchangeably, they are not actually the same. Canker sores are small ulcerations with a white base and an irritated, angry red border that can appear inside… Read more »
CEREC: Benefits Beyond Same-Day Dentistry
Advancements in modern dental technology have brought about the introduction of CEREC technology, which can provide same-day dental restorations, especially dental crowns. The cutting-edge computer-assisted technology enables Dr. to design a custom-made dental crown based using an impression of your smile that tailors the product to your unique needs. From beginning to end, this can… Read more »
Holiday Hygiene for Your Smile
The holidays are here, and with them comes a plethora of opportunities for sweet, goodies, alcoholic drinks, and other acidic beverages. All of these things spell bad news for your teeth. The best way to combat the effects of these foods and drinks is two fold: first, eat smart; second, be vigilant in your oral… Read more »
Helping with the Oral Hygiene of People with Physical Disabilities
Whether you are a professional or family member, working as a caregiver for someone with a physical disability requires planning and peace of mind. We commend you. Part of your work may mean helping them with their oral hygiene. If you’ve never done this before, is delighted to offer you some tips to get you… Read more »
Beyond the Brush: Complete Oral Health Care
Taking care of your mouth is about more than just brushing your teeth. Here are some simple things you can do beyond brushing to take care of your smile. Floss: Be sure to clean between your teeth once a day, for 2-3 minutes. This should be done with an ADA approved interdental cleaner, such as… Read more »
Is It Time to Replace Your Toothbrush? Consider Purchasing a Brush With These Characteristics
Are you on your way to the store to purchase a new toothbrush? If so, it’s important to select the right brush for your smile. Unfortunately, there are many toothbrushes that can harm your teeth and gums. So, to choose the best toothbrush, it’s best to follow Dr. ’s instructions. Choose a brush that has… Read more »
Dentures Loosened Over Time
When Dr. originally fit you for your complete set of dentures, the removable dental appliance was based on an impression of your underlying gum structure. This custom fit helps your dentures to hold firmly in place through the course of the day. As the years go by it’s possible for your dentures to feel a… Read more »
