Your mouth ages as you do. After age 55 you’ll start to notice changes in your oral health. After a lifetime of wear and tear as well as exposure to foods and substances, your teeth might be weaker, thinner and may even change color. People over 55 have the highest risk for tooth decay and
Read more →Many people think of the word “bacteria” negatively, and in many cases, they would be right. However, bacteria is not bad in all cases, such as the fact that it helps you digest your food. Over 700 different types of bacteria have been found in the human mouth. But, what is all that bacteria doing
Read more →Do you fear the dentist because of the thought of shots and drills? If so, you are not alone. Up to 16% of American adults fear going to the dentist. However, there are many dental anesthesia options available to patients now that can make their dental visit quite enjoyable. Patients can be put completely under,
Read more →If you’re a new parent, congratulations! Your new role will bring many joys, challenges and responsibilities. One of those responsibilities is to ensure your child maintains good oral health. This includes visiting the dentist regularly and caring for your child’s teeth between dental visits. Early dental visits are very important for infants to ensure their
Read more →CEREC technology can restore damaged teeth with ceramic fillings within just a few hours. The innovation behind CEREC tech allows for easier tooth restoration, more convenient treatment, improved accuracy and a better overall experience for our patients. In one visit, Evanson Family Dentistry in Parker, CO, can offer you natural-looking ceramic crowns right in the
Read more →Tooth pain isn’t always a sign of a cavity, sometimes your sinuses are to blame! Sinus pressure can put pressure on oral nerves causing sensitivities often confused with dental decay. With Spring just around the corner, allergy-induced nasal inflammation and sinus infections become that much more common. Learn how you can tell the difference between
Read more →According to the American Dental Association, fluoride is one of the key reasons that tooth decay over the last several years has been significantly reduced. The use of fluoride is important for both children and adults in the fight against cavities and tooth decay. Fluoride and fluoridation are effective and safe options for maintaining a
Read more →Porcelain veneers vs. braces? Do you know the difference between the two? Did you know that veneers can be an option to consider instead of braces? Depending on your individual needs and goals, each approach offers you different things. Often referred to as instant orthodontics, porcelain veneers offer you a straight, beautiful smile in less
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