It’s back-to-school time and now might be the time to focus on home education teaching your children how to properly brush and floss their teeth. In just two minutes, twice a day, your kids can lay the foundation for a lifelong healthy smile and you can make toothbrushing a favorite part of their day! There
There is nothing quite as exciting to a child as losing a tooth! The excitement reaches a fever pitch when your child wakes up to find a gift from the Tooth Fairy under his or her pillow! National Tooth Fairy Day is August 22 and you have permission to let your creative side run amok
Most people know that tobacco is bad for your health, but it’s also a major cause of dental problems. We have seen limited progress in reducing the use of it, but it is still a widespread concern. How Does Tobacco Affect Your Oral Health? The American Dental Association (ADA) indicates that smoking and tobacco are
The summer has flown by in a blink, and before you turn around, the children will be back in school. This momentous day has a way of sneaking up on you. In the hustle and bustle of getting ready for school, don’t forget to schedule your child’s routine dental appointment to start the school year
Have you checked your breath lately? Although bad breath can be caused by eating certain foods, such as garlic and onions, continuous bad smells that causes your peers to recoil is not normal. Improper dental hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, dirty dentures, tobacco, and some medications may be the culprit in this situation. It could
Everyone has questions for their dentist. Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS welcomes your questions about treatment options, and other inquiries regarding your oral health. She has provided high-quality dental services, including family dentistry, preventive care, and cosmetic options since 1994. Frequently Asked Questions Following are a few of the questions that may be on your
Chronic diseases and your oral health are often a mutual interchange. Some chronic diseases cause problems for your oral health, and some oral health issues have been linked to specific chronic diseases or conditions. Systemic diseases such as lupus may have some oral health symptoms. Regular dental care with Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS will
Recent studies indicate that eating fast-food leads to numerous health problems including obesity and diabetes, but it’s not good for your oral health either. Fast-food increases your risk of developing cavities and gum disease. Cheeseburgers and pizza are loaded with carbs and they are usually accompanied by an ice-cold soda to wash it down. The
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
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
