Preventive oral healthcare is essential healthcare for everyone at every age and stage of life. Fortunately, we’re here for your preventative oral care needs, protecting your teeth, gums, and the rest of your mouth. Good dental hygiene is about more than just doing your twice-daily brushing and flossing, and our office is equipped to help.
You brush. You floss. You go to the dentist. But what about the habits you don’t even think twice about? Some of the most damaging things we do to our teeth don’t involve skipping the dentist—they happen during our daily routines. Keep reading to learn which common habits are sabotaging your smile and how to leave them behind.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to learn how one quick screening could help protect your health. Many people don’t realize oral cancer can develop with few or no symptoms early on, making regular exams essential for early detection. Keep reading to learn the facts and how you can stay proactive.
You might not think about your gums often, but they’re working hard behind the scenes to support your teeth and keep your smile strong. When you neglect your gum health, issues like swelling or bleeding can quickly escalate into more serious concerns, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
The new year brings a clean slate and the chance to start fresh with healthier habits. While many resolutions focus on fitness or wellness, have you considered how improving your oral health could make a difference?
As the new year approaches, it’s a perfect time to consider ways to invest in your health. One important way to do this is by keeping up with routine dental cleanings and exams. Oral health is about more than having a bright smile—it plays a key role in supporting your overall wellness. Studies show that oral health can impact the rest of the body in surprising ways, making regular dental visits an essential part of your care routine.
We don’t know about you, but we can’t believe Halloween is already over, Thanksgiving is approaching, and the holiday season will be here before we know it! Holiday decorations have been out in stores since summer, and now is the perfect time to start working on your gift list. Why not consider giving a dental-themed gift this year? These gifts are thoughtful, practical, and beneficial for your loved ones. Continue reading to discover our top dental gift recommendations.
Isn’t brushing my teeth and using mouthwash enough? Do I really need to floss, too?
YES! Flossing is vital to your oral health and should never be neglected. Flossing once a day is a key step in your daily oral hygiene.
This Friday, October 4, 2024, is a special holiday–World Smile Day! Celebrated on the first Friday of October, this day encourages everyone to smile and show kindness to others. Since we love seeing our patients show off their beautiful smiles, we want to share some tips to help keep your smile looking its best. Read on to learn more!
Maintaining healthy gums is one of the easiest things you can do for your oral health. Many people don’t understand the importance of healthy gums. This is the reason we recognize National Gum Care Month. When you visit our office for an oral hygiene examination and cleaning, we do more than just clean and check your teeth. We also evaluate your gum health. Healthy gums are necessary to not only provide support for your teeth and tooth roots but for your jawbone as well.
