Not long ago the need for dentures was an unavoidable solution as you got older. Today, 75 percent of individuals over 65 years old have at least some of their natural teeth. As you age, older people have higher rates of dental decay, gum disease, oral cancer, and tooth loss. How can you counteract the
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Daily brushing and flossing removes food particles and plaque from the smooth surfaces of your teeth, but it’s almost impossible to thoroughly brush the nooks and crannies in the back teeth to remove the debris and plaque. Dental sealants help protect these vulnerable areas from tooth decay by “sealing out” plaque and food. Children ages
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School’s out for the summer and it’s the perfect time to schedule your children’s bi-annual dental examination. Schedule your dental visit with Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS now, while your life is more flexible. Summer is also a good time to go to the dentist to create a focus on dental health during the summer
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Some people resist seeing their dentist twice a year, after all, your medical doctor only requires that you have a yearly examination. Scheduling professional dental cleanings and check-ups at specific intervals helps to keep tooth decay in check. Tooth plaque develops in a predictable pattern, and too much time between appointments can result in cavities.
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Easter and Halloween are the two biggest holidays that focus on candy and sweets. The sugary treats can wreak havoc on your child’s teeth, especially candies such as jelly beans and sticky candy that sticks in the crevices of tiny teeth. There are alternative ways to celebrate the holiday without going too wild on sugary
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Regular dental visits are important for maintaining a healthy mouth and gums. Some conditions occur in between dental check-ups that you should pay attention to because some require immediate attention. Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS is your “Hometown” dentist who treats your whole family and can treat your dental symptoms or injuries that occur between
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In the past, a tooth that was infected or diseased was typically pulled. Although pulling a tooth may stop the pain you’re experiencing, it might not be the best solution. Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS provides a variety of methods of tooth restoration to either replace missing teeth or repair missing parts of the tooth
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February is the ‘month of love’. With Valentine’s Day on February 14th, are you ready for a special date with your sweetheart? Many of us feel like our smile isn’t up to par with the smiles on TV or magazines. If your smile could use a pick me up before this special day, make an
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