When your breath doesn’t feel fresh, it’s easy to reach for a mint, stick of gum, or mouthwash. While these products can temporarily mask odors, they don’t address what’s causing the problem. The key to naturally fresh breath isn’t found in your pocket—it’s found in your daily oral health habits. At Evanson Dental, we believe
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Bad breath, or halitosis, can be an uncomfortable topic, but it’s something nearly everyone has dealt with at some point. Whether it’s that dry morning breath or the lingering scent after a lunchtime snack, no one wants to feel self-conscious about their breath. At Evanson Dental, we believe that fresh breath is a result of
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When was the last time you checked your breath? Of course, bad breath might be caused by eating garlic and onions, but we are talking about continuous bad breath that causes your peers and strangers to back away. Poor dental hygiene including dirty dentures, dry mouth, gum disease, using tobacco, and some medications may be
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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
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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
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We’ve all experienced being around someone with bad breath and know how repulsive it can be. What if YOU are the one with bad breath and you don’t know it? Chronic bad breath may indicate other more serious conditions besides the onions you ate for lunch. If you are plagued continually with bad breath, Dr.
Read more →Did you know that half of Americans drink soda each day? Did you also know that those who have 3 or more glasses have a 62% increase in having their teeth decay? Your tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body and is made up of various minerals that are found in the foods
Read more →Many patients don’t fully know how tooth decay, gum disease and oral issues happen, nor the best ways to prevent these oral problems. Surprisingly, having a healthy smile only takes a few easy habits that you follow every day. Brushing, flossing and choosing good foods are essential to great oral health. Use these tips to
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