Before you drink another soda, you should know that that soda (even the diet kind) is harming your teeth. This drink—like various others—contains acids that will break up the minerals in your teeth, decaying them. Certain foods will have this effect, especially the sweet treats you enjoy. During National Nutrition Month, use these recommendations for
Read more →The American Dental Association recommends that every person visit the dentist at least twice a year for comprehensive exams and dental cleanings. As part of that visit, you will meet with one of our dental assistants called a “dental hygienist”. These are licensed dental professionals in our office that focus on the making your teeth
Read more →When you brush your teeth, do you ever stop to think about what is actually in the toothpaste you put in your mouth? Toothpaste ingredients can be very important to your help, as they can help you avoid oral health diseases or they can harm your mouth. When it comes to your oral health, see
Read more →Did you know that about 92% of people have had cavities at some point in their life? This is why tooth decay is one of the most prevalent, chronic diseases according to the National Institutes of Health. 23% of children between 2 and 11 have untreated tooth decay. 26% of adults have it and even
Read more →Your teeth and mouth are amazing structures that help hold up the shape of your face. Your smile is the first thing 50% of others notice about you. However, how much do you actually know about that smile of yours? Did you know that you have 20 teeth when you are young but 32 when
Read more →A root canal is a procedure that is done to save a patient’s natural tooth when there are no other options left besides removing it. When a tooth is badly damaged or decayed, the last resort is to perform a root canal. This is when the infected tooth is completely cleaned from infection and decay
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
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