You might be shocked to think that you are practicing some bad oral health habits. This is a particularly hard pill to swallow if you have been putting forth a significant amount of effort in any area of dental hygiene. However, it’s important to remember that it can be very easy to overlook not-so-great habits,… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Preventive Dentistry
5 Reasons To Avoid Tobacco
We are coming up on an internationally recognized day that – though it may be new to you – is something we think about every year (and every day, to be honest). The last day of this month, May 31, is World No Tobacco Day, which means we are spending some time reflecting on the… Read more »
Q&A: Surprising Information About Brushing
When you think about brushing your teeth and doing your best regarding dental hygiene, you probably focus on specific topics. For instance, you likely pay close attention to the toothpaste you use, the brush, the type of bristles you’re relying on, and how many times a day you need to brush. However, it’s important that… Read more »
April Recognizes 2 Oral Health Factors
As you may have noticed by taking a look at Google, your calendar, or Facebook, it seems like recognition months (and even days) are becoming more popular as new reasons to celebrate continue to form. This may be news to you but we have recognition months in the world of healthcare and dentistry, too! So,… Read more »
Oral Health: Good Pressure Vs. Bad Pressure
Have you been placing your smile under pressure? Perhaps you’re feeling the pressure when it comes to scheduling dental care. How on earth is one supposed to know what’s good, what’s bad, and how to approach dental care in a healthy, effective way? Fortunately, protecting your oral health is simpler than you might think. We… Read more »
Periodontal Disease: Why Me?
We often find that patients ask us not solely why they have developed periodontal disease – but why they have but their spouse has not. Let’s examine this idea. First, if you and your spouse have drastically different oral health habits – perhaps he flosses but you don’t – this might account for the distinction…. Read more »
Tips For Increasing Your Water Intake
You know that drinking water is beneficial for your oral health. You also know that it’s important for your general health because it keeps your body hydrated. However, this does not mean you are drinking enough water on a daily basis. Don’t worry – getting your 64 suggested ounces every day can feel like quite… Read more »
Yes, Brush Your Tongue!
Have you found yourself battling out the age-old debate with friends? To brush – or not to brush – your tongue? The answer is: Brush it. However, just because we give you the affirmative on this one does not mean you know what to do or even how to best approach this portion of your… Read more »
Why You’re Not Beating Bruxism
If you suffer from bruxism, you know that this functional disorder brings with it a slew of nasty symptoms that you would be happy to be rid of forever. The good news is that we offer bruxism treatment to bring relief, while protecting your smile from significant damage (like broken teeth). The bad news is… Read more »
Important Preventive Care Questions
Have you ever thought about the questions should you ask about preventive care? Chances are good that inquiries occasionally show up regarding restorative treatments or symptoms that may require treatment. But did you ever stop to think about the questions you should ask yourself every day – or about those questions you might need to voice… Read more »
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