Posts Categorized: Preventive Dentistry

Is Flossing Really Necessary?

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It goes without saying that you play a major role in your smile’s health, as the care you provide is its main line of defense. Indeed, the presence of enamel is beneficial when it comes to keeping your teeth safe, but there is not much else that protects the various other aspects of your oral… Read more »

Major Components of Dental Prevention

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Maintaining a healthy smile for life is the goal for many patients, and the path to achieving this goal involves staying on top of an effective care routine, both in-office and at home. Indeed, the effort you put into your routine combined with the level of care you provide has a strong influence on your… Read more »

Why Protecting Your Teeth Matters

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For many individuals, a lifelong healthy grin is a major goal. Indeed, brushing your teeth twice a day is a standard component to achieving this goal, but bear in mind that it is certainly not the only one. As a matter of fact, it takes a well-rounded routine to protect all aspects of your oral… Read more »

The Dangers of Avoiding Your Checkups

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Complications such as gum disease, severe decay, and countless other issues can arise from falling short in your preventive dental care routine, even if it is just slight. Because of this, it is imperative we take strides to follow a well-rounded routine, one that takes into account brushing and flossing at home, paying mind to… Read more »

Implementing an Effective Preventive Routine

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By now you are probably aware of the importance behind brushing your teeth, but it is important to note a preventive dental routine consists of more than that. In fact, oral health is a lifelong process, and falling short in any one area can significantly impact your grin’s strength and safety. What’s more? There are… Read more »

Beware Of Too Much Sun Exposure!

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While nobody wants to lose a natural tooth, sometimes dental extraction is necessary to prioritize your oral health. Indeed, common concerns such as decay and infection are among the most common oral health complications out there. Just because they are common, however, it does not mean putting off treatment is a wise idea. Even still,… Read more »

Additional Treatment For Tiny Smiles

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When thinking about the factors that pose a major threat to your oral health, one might become quite concerned or discouraged at the notion of maintaining a brilliant grin for life. Fortunately, dentistry encompasses a large number of protections from these factors, and consistent preventive care can work wonders. Indeed, it is never too early… Read more »

What We Look For In Your Dental Visit

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In our previous blog, we discussed the ins and outs of your professional cleaning when you come into our office, including removing harmful deposits of bacteria-laden plaque. Whether you are aware of it or not, a well-rounded preventive routine consists of a healthy balance of brushing and flossing at home, paying mind to the negative… Read more »

Is There More You Can Do For Your Smile’s Health?

For a number of adults, the health of their smile is a major concern, but preventive care may be falling short whether they are aware of it or not. Indeed, a common thought is that consistent brushing at home is all that is needed to ensure a lifelong grin, but unfortunately, this is not necessarily… Read more »

What Dental Hygiene Means to Your Smile Long-Term

It’s no secret that good dental hygiene is the cornerstone of keeping your smile healthy in the long run. When your hygiene routine is consistently good, it can help you avoid many different potential concerns that could increasingly threaten your oral health, such as tooth decay, gum disease, and more. Today, we take a closer… Read more »