Why It’s Important To See Your Dentist Regularly Even If You Wear Full Dentures And Have No Teeth

16 December 2019
Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you've lost all your natural teeth and wear dentures, you might think regular dental visits are no longer necessary. However, your dentist is concerned with the health of your entire mouth and not just your teeth, so they may recommend you continue to have routine dental care. Here's why this is important, even when you wear dentures. Dentures May Get Loose As Your Mouth Changes Your mouth slowly changes as you age. Read More

What to Know About Dental Implants

11 November 2019
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implants are artificial roots installed into your gums to provide a base for replacement teeth. Implants are highly effective in offering solutions for those who are missing teeth or who have chronic dental problems. The implant fuses to your bones in the jaw and creates an anchor for your teeth. The good news about implants is that you can treat them just as you treat your natural teeth. What Are the Parts of a Dental Implant? Read More

3 Reasons To Feel Happy About Getting A Root Canal

17 October 2019
Categories: Dentist, Blog

When someone describes an activity or experience as "about as pleasant as getting a root canal," you may naturally feel like you're in for trouble at your upcoming dental appointment. Root canals have gotten an unreasonably bad rap over the years, despite the fact that they can improve your quality of life in a number of ways. Here are three reasons that you should actually feel good about your impending root canal procedure. Read More

Is There A Difference Between A Mouthguard And A Nightguard?

26 September 2019
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Many people believe that mouthguards and nightguards are the same things, and while they are similar, they are not the same. Each of these is designed for a different purpose, yet both are very important devices that are used to protect the teeth. Here are several things to understand about the uses of mouthguards and nightguards, as well as the key differences between them. The purpose of a mouthguard The main purpose a mouthguard serves is to protect teeth during some type of activity that could lead to injuries to the teeth. Read More

4 Reasons Tartar Is A Big Deal

29 August 2019
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Tartar buildup may not seem like a major issue and often goes unnoticed since tartar easily blends in with your teeth. There are several reasons tartar not only affects your oral hygiene in the short-term but can lead to major problems in the future. Discoloration Tartar can compromise the aesthetics of your teeth. Some people erroneously believe they are experiencing staining and use whitening products only to find out the products are not working. Read More

Diet and Oral Health: Keeping Your Teeth and Gums Strong

About Me

Your body can reflect the things you eat, and the same goes for your teeth. I always finished my meals with very sugary desserts, such as chocolate cake or fruit sorbet. I also snacked on sweets throughout the day. One of the things I didn't do is brush my teeth after I ate my sugary foods. Not only did I gain weight, I developed tooth decay in eight of my teeth. Although a dentist filled five of my teeth, they couldn't save the last three. I now limit my sweets and brush my teeth regularly. I even floss and use fluoride rinses twice a day. What you eat can affect everything about your health, including your mouth. If you want to learn more about eating healthy and maintaining good oral care, read my blog. I offer many tips you can use for you and your family. Thanks for reading.