Many people suffer from dragon breath from time to time. Bad breath can be embarrassing and unpleasant. Did you know that there are certain things that can cause bad breath and that there are ways to keep bad breath at bay? Causes of bad breath include: – The decrease of saliva. This sometimes happens in… Read more »
Posts Tagged: gum disease
Your Regular Dental Check Up Is Critical for Good Oral Health
Maintaining good oral health requires several important factors. While brushing and flossing are critical first steps for maintaining good oral health, your regular dental checkup is equally important for maintaining it in the long-term, and catching minor problems before they can become something serious. The first part of the dental check up involves a hygienist… Read more »
Save Your Oral Health by Looking for These Signs of Gum Disease
Gum disease is a serious and dangerous dental problem that grows on your teeth, irritates the gums, and deteriorates your underlying bone. If the disease is left untreated, it could result in loose and lost teeth. This is a dental problem our team tries to prevent at all costs, which is why we provide six… Read more »
Your Wisdom Teeth: To Pull or Not to Pull
Your wisdom teeth, or third and final molars emerge typically between the ages of 17-21. Our ancestors had use for them because of their diet, but since our diets have evolved, so has our jaw, which is smaller than theirs were back then. Now we don’t require these back molars to chew our food. As… Read more »
Oral Care and the Holidays: Getting Your Smile Ready for Christmas
Do you want a healthy, beautiful smile this Christmas so your appearance can shine when you laugh, talk, and smile as well as take holiday pictures? If so, we are happy to help you! There are three things you can do to get your smile ready for Christmas, and those things are: 1. Buy a… Read more »
Keeping Tartar from Destroying Your Gums
Every time you take a bite of that delicious donut or savory Caesar salad, you enjoy every last bite, chewing it thoroughly before sending it on down to your waiting stomach. But you may still leave behind traces of that meal in between your teeth, and your teeth and gums. It can’t be helped! And… Read more »