National Oral Health Month is celebrated during the month of October. Everyone loves a clean mouth, and keeping your mouth clean on a regular basis is worth celebrating, not just for a day, but for the entire year. Fresh breath, strong teeth and healthy gums are all part of our oral health and this month
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No matter what kind of teeth you inherit, you have the responsibility to take care of them. There is no doubt that your oral health is affected to a degree by your genes. The size and shape of your mouth, along with your bone structure can easily be inherited. Crooked teeth are usually passed down
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March 6, 2021 is National Dentist’s Day; a day to celebrate the men and women who keep our chompers chomping, our gnashers gnashing, and our pearly whites pearly. Dental health is integral to our general health, so today we salute Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS for keeping our teeth looking good and being healthy! How
Read more →In dentistry, there are a variety of different professions that maintain the look and health of teeth. While dentists focus on the entire mouth, periodontists are trained in gum health and treating advanced stages of gum disease. Gum disease can occur in anyone and can range from mild to severe. If gum disease isn’t remedied
Read more →When patients come into the dental office, many of them have questions about their oral health. Many questions about your oral health have simple solutions so that you can have a healthier mouth. Here are some of the most frequently asked dental questions and answers dentists get! Why do I need a dentist?
Read more →Want to start off the new year right by having healthier teeth and gums? You can easily do this, as good oral health happens with simple habits done daily. That includes brushing, flossing and a few other key habits. These small things done each day can help you have a healthy and beautiful mouth all
Read more →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 smile. While brushing and flossing twice a day helps stave off tooth decay and gum disease, it’s best to avoid the very worst foods out
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