Some habits are only harmful to your health. Smoking is one habit that has no benefit to your body and contributes to faster deterioration of your overall wellbeing. The habit is addictive and increases your chances of developing several types of cancers such as mouth and lung cancer. The impact on the lungs is one…
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Why Do Some of Us Get More Plaque Than Others?
Categories: Preventive Dentistry
The sad reality is that everyone gets a dental plaque. Plaque usually presents as a thick film on our teeth, especially after consuming sugary foods, which allow bacteria to mix with the sugar. Maintaining a strict dental hygiene routine is vital to help get rid of plaque before it hardens into tartar. Plaque can cause…
Here Are Ways to Maintain Healthy Gums
Categories: Preventive Dentistry
It’s a good idea to see your dentist at least once a year. They can spot early signs of health problems, like cavities, gingivitis, and periodontal gum disease. Your gums need to be healthy so that you maintain that healthy smile. Make sure that your gums are taken care of and that they are healthy…
Stress Can Lead to the Clenching and Grinding of Your Teeth
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
Also known as bruxism, teeth grinding is a condition in which you clench, gnash, or grind your teeth. If you have bruxism, you may grind your teeth when sleeping (sleep bruxism) or clench them unconsciously when you are awake (awake bruxism). There are several causes associated with bruxism, with stress being one of them. When…
Keeping Your Mouth Healthy Saves You Time and Money
Categories: Preventive Dentistry
Good oral health is crucial for your well-being. Keeping your mouth healthy also saves you a lot of time and money. Therefore, it is important to stick to good oral hygiene to prevent possible oral infections. Here are ways that good oral health saves you time and money. How Good Oral Health Saves Time and…
Reasons Why You Should Visit Our Dental Clinic
Categories: Preventive Dentistry
Frequent dental check-ups are necessary to maintain good dental health. We recommend you to visit our offices to schedule an appointment every six months, even if you feel your gums and teeth are healthy. If you have any other issue that requires even more regular visits, our dentists will let you know. Here are a…
How A Dental Bridge Can Help You Gain An Impressive Smile
Categories: Restorative Dentistry
Dental bridges are an economical way to replace missing teeth. We can use them to fill the space created by a single tooth, multiple teeth, or adjacent missing teeth. A dental bridge comprises two crowns on either side of the gap and a false tooth in between them. The pontics are supported by natural teeth…
How We Care for Original Teeth Around Dental Implants
Dental implants are dental appliances used to replace lost teeth. Implants are the most reliable method of replacing a lost tooth. When you come to our offices for implants, we will install them through a surgical procedure. We do so with great care for the surrounding original teeth. This is because any damage to the…
Can a Regular Toothbrush Remove Plaque?
Not all toothbrushes are suitable for your teeth. It is vital to select the correct toothbrush for your teeth and gums and not be persuaded by marketing ads or shiny packaging. Not only can your toothbrush help you to eliminate plaque, but it can also help you to retain your enamel longer. As enamel is…
Are You Eating Enough Greens?
Your food choices can either cause or prevent tooth decay. Choosing healthy foods such as greens will give you a healthy mouth. Greens such as spinach, celery, lettuce, and arugula are rich in water and fiber, which are beneficial for your mouth. Vitamins and Minerals Greens are rich in B vitamins and calcium. B vitamins…
