Dental Health in the Golden Years
Many people associate the golden years with the loss of dental health and, as a result, tooth loss. As you age, dental health does not need to deteriorate. There are ways that you can help ensure a great smile…
Oral Cancer Awareness Month
We recently shared on our blog about the in-office oral cancer screening performed at your regular dental cleaning. This month is Oral Cancer Awareness Month – a great time to share how you can back up these in-office screenings with…
The Foods You Eat Can Impact the Health of Your Gums
Do you want to make sure that your gums are as healthy as possible? If so, then you want to keep a close eye on your diet. Your gums take a lot of the nutrients out of the food you…
Why Flossing is So Important to Your Overall Oral Health
If you are like most adults, you do not floss as often or as well as you should. You may miss doing it here and there, or not do it every single day as you should. This doesn’t really hurt…
The Importance of Vitamin D in Oral Health
Do you know why your teeth need you to get enough Vitamin D? It is true. Your teeth need you to make sure you either eat a diet that is high in Vitamin D, or that you get plenty of…
Best Foods to Prevent Cavities
We all seek to take the best care of our mouth and teeth as possible. Sometimes this task can feel daunting, especially if you have had difficulty with cavities and other dental decay. While a faithful dental care regimen (including…
We care about your Heart!
We all know that taking care of our teeth is important, but did you know that your oral health can significantly affect your long-term heart health? If you suffer from gum disease at a moderate or advanced stage, you are…
Fighting Halitosis
Halitosis, or bad breath, is a troubling condition that affects 25% of the population. Although bad oral hygiene certainly has a significant impact on the severity of halitosis, it is not always the main cause. Even those with good oral…
