Flossing is one of the most critical steps in oral and dental hygiene. It’s the most effective way to clean between your teeth as it removes food and plaque from these narrow areas. You’re familiar with regular dental floss, but I often receive questions about using a water flosser. It’s a device that uses waterRead more
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Mouthwash is a rinsing agent that can be used in conjunction with brushing and flossing to clean your teeth and gums by removing bacteria and dental plaque. There are several types of mouthwash available today. Some are used mainly to prevent or treat bad breath as it kills the bad-odor-causing bacteria. It also leaves youRead more
It is essential to include your tongue in your oral health routine. It’s an integral part of our digestive system and allows us to speak, eat, taste, and chew. Taking care of your tongue The tongue can hold a lot of harmful bacteria in your mouth. Neglecting your tongue means that all these bacteria willRead more
The upcoming month of June is Oral Health Month In the United State. What better time to take care of your oral health and reconsider new habits? Improving and understanding the importance of oral health is the key to a beautiful, healthy smile, which will also affect your overall health and lifestyle. Healthy oral habitsRead more
I’m sure this isn’t the first time you’ve heard that smoking can negatively impact your oral health. It can damage the mouth, gum, and teeth. Therefore, you should educate yourself in order to protect yourself. How does smoking affect your oral health? Gum diseases – Smoking makes gum and periodontal tissue more susceptible to infections.Read more
Often it’s easy to avoid visiting us because of your concern for the cost of treatment. But what if the reasons for your concern actually lead to spending more money unnecessarily? Although I’m not offended, I realize that a dental visit isn’t always on your Top 10 Favorite Things To Do List. Sadly, only 35%Read more
The American Dental Association recommends that adults brush their teeth for 2 minutes, twice a day. It’s not uncommon for some people to brush after every meal or sometime in the middle of the day, and that’s good too. These are healthy habits, but when you start brushing too much or too long you couldRead more
If you’re covered under a dental insurance plan, there are a few things to be aware of as 2021 draws to an end. Most plans follow the calendar year, so being aware of your insurance benefits is more important now than ever. 6 Reasons to Visit Us Before the End of the Year Expiring benefitsRead more
Have You Ever Skipped or Rescheduled a Dental Appointment Due to Fear or Anxiety? If so, you are not alone. Most people experience some level of nervousness when going to the dentist. For about 10-20% of people, going to the dentist causes such anxiety that they will avoid going much longer than they should, sometimesRead more
If you’re having a tooth extracted in our office, we will always provide you with specific post-operative instructions on the day of your treatment. However, here’s a list of 12 basic instructions to keep your extraction site free of infection and other complications. 12 Post-Extraction Instructions to Stay Healthy: #1. Do not smoke. #2.Read more