11.3 percent of the population in the United States have diabetes, or 37.3 million people and there are 1.7 million new cases every year. Diabetes is a major health issue, and it seems to be reaching the crisis stage. Diabetes affects your entire body and your ability to process sugar from the foods you eat.
It’s a little more difficult to take care of your oral hygiene while wearing braces. It takes more effort to properly clean your teeth with the metal wires surrounding them. Oral hygiene during the time you have braces is crucial if you want to assure that you don’t create problems for your teeth after the
The Back-to-School supplies have been replaced by Halloween costumes and rows upon rows of Halloween candy. The children are getting excited to go trick-or-treating, and as a parent you wonder if you can keep their teeth healthy during Halloween. This is one of the most candy-filled holidays of the year, but there are ways to
Celebrate National Dental Hygiene During the Month of October! The National Dental Hygiene Month’s purpose for this annual event is to raise awareness of habits that promote a healthy smile. Beautiful strong teeth, fresh breath and healthy gums are all associated with your oral health. Good dental hygiene includes brushing and flossing your teeth every
The first Friday of October is known as “World Smile Day”. This day is dedicated to smiling at others and spreading random acts of kindness to those you meet. During the pandemic our smiles were hidden behind masks, and more than ever smiling at each other is very meaningful. Smiling is filled with many benefits,
Are you aware that the right toothbrush can make a difference? It’s true! The American Dental Association (ADA) has a list of approved toothbrushes they recommend to achieve a healthier mouth. By using the right toothbrush for your oral care, you can reduce your risk for tooth decay, gum disease, bad breath, and other oral
A child’s smile can lighten up the whole room, but if his or her teeth are discolored, there may be cause for concern. If you suspect that the quality of brushing is not thorough, it might be time to assist with brushing for a while to see if it makes a difference. Other factors can
Dental Implants: A Good Solution for Missing Teeth Are you missing one or more teeth? In the past, people had to live the rest of their lives with a missing tooth, get dentures or hide the appearance of their teeth. Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS is skilled in various methods of tooth restoration where she
My Child’s Baby Teeth Are Coming in Crooked! Most children get their first tooth by the time they are a year old. Most all of their teeth growing in generally by the time they are three years-old. Does it matter if they are coming in crooked? There is not usually a reason to be overly
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. If you don’t smile because your teeth are broken, chipped, irregularly shaped, or stained, contact Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS. Your dentist is essential to having healthy, beautiful teeth and if your teeth don’t measure up, Dr. Evanson can improve your smile, which
