How Do I Choose a New Toothbrush?
When it comes time to choose a new toothbrush, finding the perfect replacement can be time-consuming, especially if you plan to switch styles or brands. Fortunately, toothbrush shopping is a lot quicker and easier if you know what to look for, which is quality and comfort. Keep in mind that there are two types of… Read more »
Dealing with a Problematic Filling
Even though a filling is meant to last a long time, it’s not unheard of for one to fall out. Large fillings and old fillings are more likely to be lost. If you noticed that you are missing a filling, you should call Dr. as soon as possible to schedule an appointment. The longer you… Read more »
Spring Clean Your Teeth for a Healthy Smile
March is here and spring is finally on the way, a time of renewal. The lighter, longer days make us feel like hitting the reset button after the heavier days of winter. If you are feeling the spring cleaning bug, don’t forget to renew your oral habits for a healthier smile! Commit to Flossing: The… Read more »
Common Materials for Your New Filling
A small area of decay on the enamel of one of your teeth, is commonly referred to as a cavity. Your dentist can usually repair a small cavity in a simple procedure where they remove the decayed enamel and fill it with a material that is not subject to tooth decay. Your dentist will recommend… Read more »
The Tips You Need to Maintain a Strong Oral Health During Pregnancy
As you prepare to grow your family, it’s important that you care for your smile during pregnancy so you can have a strong and successful oral health once the nine months are completed. To help you take good care of your smile, Dr. and our team at strongly recommend that you do the following things… Read more »
What Does Teething Look Like?
Taking good care of a baby’s oral health starts even before that first tooth erupts. Caring for your baby’s gums sets the stage for good oral health as the teeth emerge. A baby’s tooth buds actually form while mom-to-be is in her second trimester. When the roots form they force crown to move upward. Eventually… Read more »
Flossing is an Important Part of your Daily Hygiene Routine
Brushing your teeth and attending your twice annual dental checkups, are important cornerstones for good oral health. While brushing your teeth with abrasive toothpaste helps to remove food particles and plaque from the surfaces of your teeth, there are some places it simply can’t clean. Flossing your teeth immediately after brushing, helps to remove food… Read more »
Dental Bridge: Filling the Gap in Your Smile
If you’re embarrassed by the gap in your smile that is resulting from your missing permanent teeth, dental bridges are here to save the day! With the help of this restoration, you will have your dream smile in no time and you will finally have the ability to chew, eat, talk, and smile once again…. Read more »
Don’t Let Bad Habits Destroy Your Teeth This Thanksgiving
The annual American feast of all feasts is almost here. Thanksgiving is the time to bring love, family, and friend’s closer together as we remember all we are thankful for this year. This year, don’t let your feasts bring your oral health down. Keep your oral care up by avoiding these three bad habits: 1…. Read more »
Why You Need Dental Cleanings
Are you devoted to your smile and to your oral health? Do you work hard to keep your teeth healthy, and bright? Do you brush and floss every day? Did you know that even if you do all these things, but don’t visit your dentist for a routing cleaning once every six months, you actually… Read more »