School’s out for the summer and without school conflicts, it’s the perfect time to schedule your child’s bi-annual dental examination. Summertime is a good time to focus on your child’s dental health, especially if there are any problems, such as wisdom teeth, cavities, etc. where more than one office visit might be necessary. Schedule your
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Most of us are careful about how much sugar we eat, so we avoid candy, desserts, and other sweets. Sugary drinks such as soda, citrus juices, and energy drinks can have more sugar than candy and sweets and can be very damaging to your teeth. The bottom line is that sugar in ANY form is
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Fluoride is a mineral that comes from the ground and ocean water, along with the Earth’s crust and other sources. Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay and it can also reverse the effects of tooth decay. The American Dental Association (ADA) has referred to fluoride as “nature’s cavity fighter”. Your city’s tap water and fluoridated toothpaste
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Do you always feel agitated, tired, or susceptible to mood swings? You may be one of the 90 million Americans who suffer from snoring. One out of five adults in America have obstructive sleep apnea, which deprives you of good sleep, resulting in the previously described symptoms, and more. As a trained dentist, Dr. Angela
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If You Suffer from Pounding Headaches, Make an Appointment with Your Dentist! Do you have a headache from the time you wake up until the time you go to bed? Before you conclude the worst-case scenario, make an appointment with Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS. Your headache may be the result of grinding your teeth
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Easter is just around the corner and this holiday rivals Halloween for being the top candy celebration. Americans typically spend $28.00 per person on Easter candy. That is a whopping 120 million pounds and $2.1 BILLION dollars worth of Easter candy every year! There are ways to celebrate this fun holiday without overindulging on candy
Read more →Brushing and flossing removes food particles and plaque from the smooth surfaces of your teeth, however you can’t always get into the nooks and crannies of the back teeth to remove the debris and plaque. Dental sealants protect these difficult to reach areas from tooth decay and literally “seal out” plaque and food from those
Read more →In the recent past, dentures for aging adults were a foregone conclusion. Today, three-quarters of geriatrics over 65 retain at least some of their natural teeth. Older people, however, still suffer higher rates of gum disease, dental decay, oral cancer, mouth infections, and tooth loss. How can you counteract these problems that come with aging
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