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    • AUGUST 25, 2016
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    Tips For Remembering Dentist Appointments

    Even if you’re in good dental health, you should plan to see your dentist every six months. Remembering the exact date and time for your next cleaning can get tricky with your already busy schedule. Even the reservation card your dentist provides isn’t good enough if you lose it in the coming months. Set up

    • AUGUST 17, 2016
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    Protecting The Teeth With Sealants

    Children and sugar are a natural combination and have been for years. Sugar provides a boost of energy for an active child who wants to spend the entire afternoon playing outside. Even parents who don’t let their kids eat candy or drink soda still consider an orange or apple a healthy snack. However, when it

    • AUGUST 9, 2016
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    What To Do In A Dental Emergency

    Few things are worse than the sudden crack and electric shock of pain when you suddenly damage a tooth. While it’s possible to chip or break a tooth as you eat your lunch, it’s much more common for serious tooth damage to occur from an accident or injury. A friend who accidentally swings their elbow

    • AUGUST 3, 2016
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    Top Dental Terms You Need to Know

    Every industry includes a few terms that the average person might not be familiar with, and dentistry is no exception. If it’s been awhile since your last visit to the dentist, brush up on some dentist lingo so you’re not left in the dark at your next appointment. Bruxism Also known simply as grinding or

    • JULY 27, 2016
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    3 Types of Fillings for Baby and Permanent Teeth

    If your child starts complaining about tooth pain, he could have a cavity. It’s important to bring him to Dr. Evanson’s office in Parker to remove the decay and have a filling put in place. Quick action may help save the tooth and avoid the need for a more expensive crown. Consider why it’s important to

    • JULY 19, 2016
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    Think You Don’t Need to Floss? Think Again

    If you have good oral hygiene, brushing your teeth is an integral part of your morning and bedtime routines – but what about flossing? According to WebMD, flossing is even more important than brushing, so why do so many skip this step? If you make any of the following excuses to avoid flossing, rethink your decision.

    • JULY 12, 2016
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    The Top 10 Drinks and Snacks That Damage Teeth

    A cold soda on a hot day or a few pieces of candy for dessert may satisfy your cravings, but sugary drinks and snacks don’t do any favors for your teeth. Sugar isn’t the only thing that harms your teeth either, and while brushing and flossing twice a day helps stave off tooth decay and

    • JULY 6, 2016
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    The Power of Early and Regular Dentist Visits

    If you’re a new parent, first of all congratulations! Your new role as a mother or father will bring many joys, challenges and responsibilities. One of those responsibilities is to ensure your child maintains good oral health. This includes visiting the dentist regularly and taking care of your child’s teeth between visits. The First Dentist

    • JUNE 29, 2016
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    Solutions for Patients Who Have Dentist Anxiety

    Do you fear going to the dentist? While few people look forward to spending time in the dentist chair, WebMD states that 5 to 8 percent of Americans refuse to ever go to the dentist, while 20 percent only go when absolutely necessary. Your anxiety may be rooted in a bad experience at the dentist as

    • JUNE 21, 2016
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    How To Test And Track Plaque At Home

    Dental plaque is a sticky substance consisting of harmful bacteria. It collects as a film on and between your teeth. Over time, plaque can harden into tartar, a dark staining substance. Tartar can’t be removed by brushing and flossing. Getting rid of it requires a trip to Dr. Evanson, who uses special tools to perform