Five to eight percent of Americans have anxiety when it comes to going to the dentist. In recent years dentists are now specially trained in ways to handle fearful or anxious patients through a variety of methods. Modern dentistry has come a long way in providing treatments that were painful at one time. Now there
There are lots of dentists in the Parker, Colorado area, but there are some distinct differences when Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS is your dentist. Dr. Evanson stands out among competing dentists and you can place your confidence and trust in her to take care of your dental health and the dental health of your
Now is the time most of us consider making New Year’s resolutions. Often, the resolutions go by the wayside after a few weeks. New habits take time and effort to implement into your daily life. However, there are a few resolutions that are worth making. More importantly, resolutions worth keeping, especially if it benefits your
The year 2022 is almost over, and now is the time to make your dental appointments for the coming year. Scheduling professional cleanings and examinations at six-month intervals will help your teeth stay healthy because tooth decay happens in a predictable pattern. Even those who are most diligent at brushing and flossing, can develop plaque
The holidays are filled with social gatherings, delicious food, and drinks along with lots of sweets that can be found at every event. It seems there’s not much time to stick to your oral health with all the flurry of activities. Following are some simple dental tips to help you enjoy the holidays without compromising
Kissing under the mistletoe is a tradition during the holidays, but your chances of sneaking a kiss are slim to none if you have bad breath. Halitosis, or bad breath, can be caused by foods, such as garlic and onions, but continually having halitosis is not the result of odorous foods. There are many conditions
The holidays can bring added stress to your life, and stress can have a damaging effect on your teeth. Grinding your teeth can have negative consequences on your oral and physical health. Learn ways to alleviate the problems that can lead you to clench your jaw and ways to avoid problems such as tooth loss
Whether you call them cold sores, oral herpes, or fever blisters, they are essentially the same thing. They seem to coincide with winter and they can be very painful and somewhat embarrassing. What is a Cold Sore? Cold sores are fluid-filled “fever” blisters that generally form on or around your lips. Occasionally they form inside
November is dedicated to help those who suffer with TMJ disorder understand this condition and how to find relief. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the joint that connects your jaw to your skull. It’s much like a sliding hinge to make the movement of your jaw glide smoothly while avoiding colliding with the bones in
There are a few signs and symptoms that you should not be ignore when it comes to seeing the dentist. Routine examinations every 6 months will help keep your dental care in check, but if you have pain, bleeding, or other abnormal symptoms in between appointments, schedule a time to see Dr. Angela S. Evanson,
