Did you know that October is National Dental Hygiene Month? For our staff that means only one thing: Reminding you that your teeth are an important part of your body, and keeping them clean helps keep your mouth and your body healthy. By taking care of your teeth, eating a balanced diet and visiting our…
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We have all experienced those times when we have a toothache and think..."Do I have a cavity?" You brush twice a day and floss regularly, so a cavity is unlikely. Right? Here is how you can tell if it's time to give us a call: The Signs and Symptoms of a Cavity It’s believed that…
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Many people who are careful about brushing and flossing their teeth wonder how they still end up with cavities or tooth decay. Several factors affect wear and tear on tooth enamel. Diet is a major factor, with certain foods increasing the likelihood that your enamel will become discolored or decayed. Pay close attention to the…
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At our dental office, we prefer our patients to practice good oral hygiene between office visits. Part of that process includes flossing, which is the process of cleaning between the teeth to remove food and debris from the areas that are hard to reach with a toothbrush. When food is allowed to remain between the…
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