You’ve heard the phrase, long in the tooth. But have you ever thought about the meaning behind it? Read our blog post to learn about this common symptom of aging, and what you can do to protect your teeth as you get older.
So many people use Halloween, Christmas, and Easter as an excuse to sneak sugary treats into their diet. While candy is prevalent at these times, that doesn’t mean you get a pass when it comes to tooth health. Read our blog post for some tooth-friendly Easter candy alternatives.
If you or someone you love needs to get dental sealants, you may be wondering how long they last. Read our blog post to learn about dental sealants, including how long they last if properly cared for.
If you’ve been insecure about yellowing or stained teeth, it may be time to have a conversation with us about a whitening treatment. Read our blog post to learn about whitening treatments, including answers to your questions.
Allergies are a common chronic condition many of us suffer from. Although environmental or food allergies are most common, it’s possible to be allergic to hygiene products you use every day. Read our blog post to learn about allergies and allergic reactions to toothpaste.
You’re busy. We get it. Work and family and errands and pets and friends and most things in your life probably are more of a priority than keeping tabs on your toothbrush. Read our blog post for some useful guidelines on when to replace your toothbrush. Visit our office to discuss your oral hygiene!
Many people don’t realize how important it is to have healthy gums. Maintaining your gums will prevent issues with your teeth and beautiful smile. Read our blog post for a couple of reasons why you should pay attention to your gums. Contact us if you are experiencing painful gums.
Check out our blog post to discover if you should avoid alcohol-based mouthwash. Our expert team is here to answer all your dental questions. Contact us today for help improving your oral care routine!
A proper oral hygiene routine includes visiting the dentist every 6 months and daily at-home care. This at-home care should include more than simply brushing your teeth. Read our blog post to discover why and how you should be brushing your tongue every day, too! Contact our expert team for more dental tips.
Flossing is an important part of maintaining strong teeth and healthy gums. It removes plaque buildup, debris, and leftover bacteria. Even though flossing can seem like a nuisance, it truly makes a difference for your smile. Want to learn more? Read our blog post! And contact our dental team today for even more oral care help.