Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS is your “Hometown” Family Dentist in Parker, Colorado. Her top priority is in helping children, teens and adults achieve and maintain a beautiful, healthy smile. As a highly skilled family dentist, Dr. Evanson is qualified to care for every family member’s teeth. She provides a wide range of services using
Read more →If breathing in cold air or eating and drinking hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods makes your teeth feel painful, then you likely have sensitive teeth. Similarly, according to the Academy of General Dentistry, approximately 40 million adults in the United States experience tooth sensitivity. Certainly, you are not alone if you are suffering with
Read more →April was Oral Cancer Awareness Month; a time when dental professionals joined with other medical professionals to highlight the dangers that oral cancer brings, and to call attention to the progress made in fighting this disease. Early detection is the best way to lower the risk of this cancer and it’s important to make detection
Read more →Prevent Cavities This Easter – Your Mouth Will Thank You for It! Easter is quickly approaching; are cavities soon to follow? Easter and Halloween rival each other as being the biggest candy celebrations in the United States. Consequently, Americans spend an average of $28.11 per person on Easter candy. This equals 120 million pounds of
Read more →If you wake up with a headache and a sore jaw or facial pain you may be grinding your teeth during your sleep. Bruxism is the act of clenching the jaw or grinding the teeth during sleep and a number of factors can cause this problem. Although this is often associated with stress, it can
Read more →Our bodies benefit in many ways when we are conscientious about taking steps for good oral health. According to the Academy of General Dentistry, more than 90 percent of all systemic diseases (such as Aids or Diabetes) produce oral signs and symptoms. The relationship between your oral health and your overall health provides additional reasons
Read more →Smiling is usually the result of a happy situation or a positive outlook on life. Have you ever noticed that people treat you differently when you smile? Smiling can increase happiness and an overall sense of joy to you and to those you encounter. There are many explanations as to why you feel like smiling.
Read more →What you eat and oral health go hand in hand. Eating nutrient-rich foods from all the food groups promotes healthy teeth and gums. A balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, protein foods, calcium-rich foods and whole grains provides essential nutrients for optimum oral health as well as your overall health. If your diet is low in
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