Dentists aren’t only concerned with the health of your teeth. Your gums play an important role in your overall oral health as well as your health in general. When you have a dentist appointment, your dental hygienist and dentist will each inspect and identify any potential health problems relating to your gums. It’s important to take proactive steps to ensure … Read More
4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Dental Visits
Even if you visit your dentist on the recommended schedule of once every six months, that’s still a long time in between appointments. Dentists are known for giving plenty of attention to patients, so why not take advantage of this opportunity to ensure the absolute maximum oral health? Here are X ways to make the most of your dental visits. … Read More
Change Your Life With Teeth Whitening
Yellowed and stained teeth make you look older than your age. They detract from even the most beautiful faces. Yellow teeth show up most especially in photographs, taking away from any natural photogenic attractiveness you may have. One of the easiest yet most noticeable things you can do to improve the way you look is to whiten your teeth. Here … Read More
How Your Smile Increases Your Overall Health
Although the American Dental Association recommends regular dental exams and cleanings twice a year, most individuals assume that their routine dental care helps only with oral health: reduction in cavities, reduced plaque, etc. But oral care plays a big role in overall health. As Connie Stevens said, “Nothing you wear is more important than your smile.” In fact, studies are … Read More
Oral Health 101: Back to the Basics
With the Back To School season in full swing, it is the perfect time to talk about exams – dental exams, that is. The American Dental Association recommended that each person have two dental exams and cleanings per year. The routine check-ups help maintain the health of your teeth and gums while also helping to prevent future problems as well. … Read More