It is not uncommon for many of us to grab a bite to eat in a hurry. Americans have grown accustomed to bigger food portions at restaurants, but our mouths have not. Trying to fit that oversized sandwich or apple in your mouth might be worse for you than you have ever imagined.
Are you embarrassed to show your smile because of missing teeth? For many people, missing teeth can create a feeling of diminished self-confidence. Modern dentistry can not only replace the gaps in your smile, our team can also create long-term replacements that look and feel just like your natural teeth.
At times, life can seem to move quickly. Between work, school, sports, and social events, it can seem there is little time left for you and your health. It’s imperative for a healthy mouth and body to always have your next dental appointment scheduled and to prioritize this care.
Don’t wait until you’re in pain to see your dentist! Most people make time to clean out the house, car, garage, or closets at least twice a year. Why not include your oral health on your “to do” list?
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Dentures can either be a replacement of all of one’s teeth known as complete dentures or a section of teeth, known as partial dentures. When arriving for your scheduled appointment here is what you can expect. X-rays to look for any issues that might affect fit.
Did you know that chocolate might not be as bad for your teeth as people may have thought? You can now eat your favorite treat without feeling guilty. Studies have shown that there are benefits to eating chocolate, however, not all chocolate is created equal.
Probiotics are typically advertised as being helpful for digestion. However, studies have shown that they can also improve oral health. Probiotics are beneficial for fighting infections that lead to oral disease.
Reducing Gingivitis
A study published in Contemporary Clinical Dentistry has found
that probiotics can reduce gum bleeding in patients with moderate to severe
gingivitis.
Osteoporosis is a disease that affects roughly 10 million Americans,
according to statistics from the National Osteoporosis Foundation.
Additionally, another 44 million people are at an increased risk of developing
the disease due to of low bone density. Symptoms appear in more than one-third
of women over the age of 65.
Even a healthy mouth is lined with bacteria. Normally, your
daily oral hygiene routine helps prevent oral health complications. However, it
is possible to develop an excess of bacteria and fungi, which can lead to
additional problems. Here’s what you should know about oral thrush and what you
can do to prevent it.
When buying a toothbrush, toothpaste, or coming in to our
office, you often hear the word “plaque” associated with the health of your
teeth. Plaque is one of the main reasons why it is so important to keep up with
a daily oral hygiene routine that includes brushing two times each day for at
least two minutes,