Neglecting your teeth can cause several problems if left untreated. According to the American Dental Association, the mouth is a gateway to your body’s overall health and neglecting your teeth can have an impact on more than your mouth. You may give oral care a second thought after reading this article. What Risks Lie in
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Parents, add back to school dental check-ups to your end-of-summer list! As summer vacations are drawing to a close, we know there is much to do to prepare your children for school. New clothes, school supplies, and making sure kids are up-to-date on vaccinations are just part of the tasks. Be sure to remember your
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Straightening your teeth brings the promise of a better smile, but do you know how to care for your teeth while you’re wearing braces? Because metal braces are bonded to the teeth it is more difficult to effectively clean your teeth. The enamel can decay around the braces, causing white spots or stains. Don’t trade
Read more →Although you’ve been brushing your teeth for years, you might be surprised to find that you’re not doing it the right way. Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS, encourages proper brushing methods as part of preventative oral care treatment. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends the following steps for proper brushing and oral hygiene routines you
Read more →This is the perfect time of year to adopt resolutions for establishing healthy dental habits. The benefits of setting dental health goals can be rewarding and motivating. Resolutions are often related to improvements in our health, diet and actions that will produce positive changes in our lives. As you make your own resolutions, don’t forget
Read more →November is National Diabetes Month and reminds us that we need to take care of both our physical AND dental health. While diabetes affects numerous parts of the body, it can also increase your risk for gum disease and tooth decay due to the higher levels of glucose found in your saliva. When both Type
Read more →Halloween is one of the most anticipated holidays of the year, especially for little kids. However, this day can be disastrous for kids’ teeth as they are bombarded with sugary candy and treats. To protect your family’s oral health this Halloween, try limiting their candy consumption, encourage extra brushing and trade in sugar-filled candies for
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