Daily routines can vary widely depending on the individual. Some people shower before work, some prefer to shower after. Some wake up in the morning and they lurch for a cup of coffee to give them a boost, while others bound out of bed with zeal grabbing a protein shake on their way to their… Read more »
Posts Tagged: oral hygiene
Helpful Toothbrush Information
You know that you should brush your teeth at least twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. However, do you know how to choose a toothbrush and how often to replace it? Dr. and our team are happy to advise you about toothbrushes. Choosing a Toothbrush Choose a shape and size… Read more »
The Brushing Habits that Don’t Help Your Smile
There are some brushing habits that you might have picked up that seem reasonable and helpful. However, most of the time that is not the case. In fact, there are a few common habits that many people have that don’t quite do much for the smile. Dr. is happy to talk about those things. The… Read more »
If You’re Pregnant, You Need to Care for Your Smile
Unfortunately, pregnancy can take a toll on your body, especially your smile. This is why it’s strongly recommended to care for your teeth and gums while you grow your little bun in your oven. To help you do so, Dr. and our dental team have some tips and information for you. Our first recommendation is… Read more »
Long-Term Chronic Gum Disease Consequences
Gum disease might be more prevalent in the American population than most people think. It is sometimes put off as a minor oral health affliction, when in fact it can pose some serious consequences to your mouth and even your medical health. The American Dental Association has estimated that nearly 47% of Americans over the… Read more »
Gum Disease Prevention Requires an Effective Flossing Technique
Gum disease is a serious oral health condition with several ramifications to your oral health and overall quality of life. It is especially concerning as the American Dental Association estimates that nearly half of the American population over the age of 30 has some form of gum disease. This is especially unfortunate when you consider… Read more »
Gum Disease Needlessly Threatens Millions of People’s Oral Health
Gum disease is the inflammation or infection of the gum tissues. The American Dental Association estimates that up to 47 percent of adults over the age of 30 struggle with some form of periodontal disease. It is primarily caused by hardened tartar at the gumline; however, habits, like tobacco use, and certain medical conditions, like… Read more »
The Top Tips to Brushing, Flossing, and Using Mouthwash
Most people have been brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash since they could remember. No matter what your age may be, those three common oral health care habits can be just as beneficial at a tooth’s infancy as it is in a tooth’s elder age. Thus, these habits should remain a staple in our lives for… Read more »
Holiday Hygiene Hints That Everyone Can Use
Taking care of your teeth during the holidays is as easy as taking care of your teeth at any other time of the year. While the hectic holiday schedule may tempt you to relax your oral hygiene routine, you can stay true to your oral health while enjoying all of the socializing and celebrating. Let… Read more »
How to Take Good Care of Your Dental Crown
Dental crowns are strong and reliable restorations, but they still need to be taken care of. If you do everything you can to keep the crown in tip-top shape, it will last for years to come and you will have the beautiful and functional smile you have always wanted. So, to help you care for… Read more »