Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for your teeth and gums to keep them healthy. In past years, dentists primarily concentrated on fixing problems instead of preventing them. Modern dentistry focuses on preventative dental care, including regular examinations and cleaning. Everyone benefits from preventive dentistry. Whether you are a young child, or an aging
Read more →It’s common for babies and children to suck on their thumb as a natural reflex to help them feel comforted. As natural as this reflex may be for babies and children, it can cause damage to their teeth and mouths if it continues for too long. Vigorous thumbsucking can have many dental consequences on the
Read more →Preventive dentistry is the practice of caring for your teeth and gums to keep them healthy prior to a dental issue. There was a time when many dentists focused more on fixing problems instead of preventing them. Those days are long gone, and modern dentistry places a strong emphasis on preventive dental care, including regular
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School’s almost out for the summer and now is the time to make a dental appointment with Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS! Summertime is the perfect time to have your bi-annual dental examination, when school schedules don’t have to be factored in. Summertime appointments are especially handy if there are dental issues where more than
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We all know that sugary drinks can lead to tooth decay, but what about the highly acidic energy drinks that are so popular now? Energy drinks hit the US market in 1997 and now the global energy drink market is predicted to reach $72 billion by 2024. Research into their health effects is still forthcoming,
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Brushing and flossing your teeth are daily routines. Brushing wouldn’t be nearly as effective without toothpaste, and believe it or not, using the correct toothpaste also makes a difference. Good oral hygiene is essential for healthy teeth and gums. The right toothpaste can play a critical role in oral health, but it can be difficult
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Tooth pain isn’t always a sign that you have a cavity, sometimes your sinuses are to blame! Sinus pressure can affect oral nerves causing sensitivities often confused with dental decay. With Spring just around the corner, allergy-induced nasal inflammation and sinus infections increase. During allergy season it’s pretty common to suffer from toothaches that are
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Although some people might be hesitant to visit the dentist during the coronavirus pandemic, the American Dental Association (ADA) assures the public that it’s safe to go to the dentist! Dentists and hygienists already wear masks and gloves to decrease their risk of transmitting or contracting any diseases. With the pandemic, they have stepped up
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