The month of February is National Gum Disease Awareness Month. Check out our blog post where we’ve compiled a list of three measures you can take to reduce your risk for gum disease, also known as periodontal disease.
Category: Dental Health
National Gum Disease Awareness Month: 3 Tips for Healthy Gums
Can Acidic Mouthwash Destroy Teeth?
If you bought it in the dental aisle of your pharmacy, it’s safe, right? Unfortunately, you can’t trust each and every product you see on the shelves. Read our blog post to learn why some mouthwashes can actually do more harm than good.
What Happens If a Filling Falls Out?
If you have a filling (or a few) you may be worried about what happens if it falls out. Read our blog post where we educate you on fillings and what your options are if they fall out.
Lunchbox Ideas with Your Child’s Oral Health in Mind
It’s back to school season, which means kids all over America will be heading to school with their lunchboxes in tow. Much like diet in general, the contents of your child’s lunchbox can have a huge impact on their oral health. Read our blog post for dentist-approved foods for the lunchbox.
How to Avoid Dry Sockets After Oral Surgery
If you’re preparing for oral surgery, chances are you’ve heard about the dangers of dry sockets during recovery. Check out our blog post for information that will help you learn what dry sockets are and how you can avoid them.
Get a Smile as Bright as the Summer Sun with Professional Teeth Whitening!
Few things can make an immediate impact on your appearance the way teeth whitening can. After getting their teeth whitened, our patients report instantly feeling more confident showing off their dream smile. Read our blog post to learn about our teeth whitening options.
How Can I Replace My Missing Teeth?
If only our teeth would last a lifetime, problem-free. Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. Teeth require a lot of attention and care. And oftentimes, when we’re older, teeth begin to decay or wear away, no matter how careful we may be. Read our blog post for a look at the options available for replacing missing or damaged teeth.
Is Snoring Related to My Oral Health?
If you or your partner (or both) snore, you’re not alone: around 90 million Americans snore. Although you may think of snoring as just a nuisance, it can have serious consequences and may be an indication of a more serious underlying health condition: sleep apnea. Read our blog post to learn about the relationship between snoring and oral health.