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The only way to preserve your healthy smile is to take good care of your gums and teeth and in order to do it right, you’ll need to set aside enough time to brush twice a day and floss at least once. Dental professionals have determined that brushing for a full two minutes time once […]
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Bruxism can be habitual and totally involuntary, it often occurs during sleep. After a time the gnashing and grinding action can begin to take its toll on your tooth enamel. Bruxism is hard to self-diagnose because of the fact that it is either dismissed as a matter of habit or the bruxer is unaware of […]
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Is it time for your six-month dental checkup? If you’ve been keeping regularly scheduled appointments you will know to expect to have your teeth cleaned by the dental hygienist before you see the dentist. She will scrape off any tartar that has hardened to your teeth, check for early signs of gum disease or white […]
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There are certain factors that put some of us at higher risk for gum disease than the average dental patient. Improper or a lack of good oral health habits, excessive stress and dental work that is in need of repair are three of those factors. Heredity, medical conditions, and nutrition also figure into the equation. […]
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With all that we have to do every day, it’s no wonder that so many of us need reminders about even the simplest and most important things, like taking care of our teeth. The technology of online calendars, cell phone texts and messaging services all help in reminding us about work and social dates. They […]
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