What Questions Do You Have for Dr. Evanson?
In most situations you are encouraged to ask questions if you want to know about a subject or situation. Parents talk to their children’s teachers in school, their medical doctor and hopefully they ask questions in the dentist’s office. Asking Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS questions is an important part of your long-term dental picture. The next time you have a dentist appointment, come prepared with a list of questions, so that you’re not relying on memory, which usually fails when you’re on the spot.
If you are concerned about dental problems and traits that run in your family, make an appointment to set your mind at ease and ask Dr. Evanson the questions that are pertinent to your own dental health. It will pay off in the long run!
Dr. Evanson is one of the foremost dentists serving the Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Aurora, and Lone Tree Colorado areas. She is known as your “Hometown Family Dentist” and provides high-quality, personalized dental care to your whole family! Educating her patients is as important as having a healthy smile. Following are some of the questions you may want to ask Dr. Evanson at your next dental visit
How often should I have a dental exam and cleaning?
Most people require a dental checkup and professional teeth cleaning every 6 months, but everyone is different. It’s good to ask her what the best schedule is for your specific case.
My teeth aren’t very white. What can I do to improve the looks of my teeth?
Dr. Evanson has several methods of whitening your teeth. If your teeth are stained, she can direct you to the right method that will help whiten and brighten your smile to keep it looking as beautiful as possible.
Are there things I should be doing with my oral hygiene regimen at home?
This is a great question! There are so many different types of toothbrushes, toothpastes, and mouthwash products that can help you improve your at-home dental care, which is fundamental to a great smile.
Are there any dental health conditions that I should be aware of?
This is a broad question that might start a conversation about your oral health and your overall health which will provide ways you can improve problems in the early stages.
I have been recently diagnosed with diabetes. I’ve heard that diabetes can impact my oral health. What should I do to make sure my teeth are not impacted by this disease?
Diabetes can affect your teeth and gums. Dr. Evanson will check for an increased risk for gum disease and cavities. Taking care of your teeth at home is a top priority, brushing with a soft bristle tooth brush twice a day for two minutes each time and flossing at least once a day.
What is the condition of my teeth? Do I need dental treatments?
Dr, Evanson will be able to tell what condition your teeth are in when she does an examination. If you are grinding your teeth there may be cracks in the teeth, or flattening of the teeth. There may be a chipped tooth or of course a cavity that is not visible or even painful. Early treatment for any of these conditions will prevent painful and costly treatment.
Make the Most Out of Your Dental Appointment
These are just a few of the questions you might ask Dr. Evanson. Schedule an appointment by calling (720) 409-0008, or contact us online. We can help you accomplish your goal for a healthy, beautiful smile that will last a lifetime.
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