Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most devastating diagnoses a person and their family can receive. Knowing the months and years ahead will lead to the loss of both long and short-term memory, decreased mental capacity and an inability to care for themselves on their own is daunting. But what if preventing Alzheimer’s disease in the years to come is … Read More
The Importance of Correcting Cavities
Cavities are a fact of life that many of us have to deal with. It is important to not only keep our teeth clean and healthy but also to take the time to correct issues like cavities when they pop up. Knowing when to intervene and seek the help of a dentist when it comes to your dental health is … Read More
Reasons to Commit to a Dental New Year’s Resolution for 2019
Dental health plays such an important role in our overall health. With 2019 around the corner, now is a great time to make a New Year’s resolution to commit to a healthy mouth. The sooner you get on track towards routine dental care, the easier it gets! Importance of seeing the dentist regularly The importance of routine dental care shouldn’t … Read More
Learn These 18 Recommended Oral Health Care Basics for Your Child
Did you know that oral health care for your child is just as important as it is for an adult? Proper children’s oral health care can mean a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums, plus preventing potentially costly restorative treatments in the future. Read on to learn the recommended oral health care basics for your child. Your child’s first visit … Read More
19 Shocking Facts About Children’s Oral Health and Hygiene
February is National Children’s Dental Health month. If you haven’t done so already, now is the perfect time to make sure your child’s oral health is the best it can be. If you believe that oral health doesn’t become important until adulthood, the following shocking facts about your child’s oral health may surprise you. However, it’s never too late to … Read More
Aging and Your Oral Health – What You Need to Know
Good oral health is a major factor in maintaining overall health; however, as adults age, their dental needs may also change. If you are caring for an elderly parent or if you are 65 or older, learning about the effects of aging on dental health can help avoid problems and improve overall dental health. The effect of physical changes on … Read More
Why You (and Your Kids) Should Cut Back on Soda
Soda. Sure, it tastes great. But the truth is that it’s one of the worst decisions you can make regarding your oral health. And unfortunately, the popularity of soda all across the United States is steadily increasing! In fact, it’s estimated that more than half of school-aged children drink at least one soda per day. At least one in five … Read More
How Excellent Oral Hygiene can Help your Overall Health in the Future
The recommendations of the American Dental Association help children and adults maintain a proper oral hygiene routine. Following the guidelines of the American Dental Associations results in a reduction in cavities, reduced plaque, and improved oral hygiene. Also, studies are revealing that excellent oral care not only plays a role in the health in our teeth and gums but that … Read More
3 Reasons You Should Love Going To The Dentist
Most people will react in a similar way when they have a dental appointment coming up. They groan when they see the letter telling them to book a checkup. For a lot of people, sitting in the dentist’s chair is the last thing they want to do. Today, we’re here to tell you that going to the dentist isn’t all … Read More
Effects of Gum Disease Extend Beyond the Mouth
A person’s gums are one of the most under-appreciated and overworked parts of their body and essential for maintaining great teeth, oral health, and overall health. Gums hold teeth in place firmly, protect them and nourish the entire mouth. Healthy gums equal a healthy body, which is why it’s alarming that as of 2012 a CDC report revealed that some … Read More
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