Treating Halitosis: Four Things To Discuss With Your Dentist

17 April 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Halitosis, or bad breath, can be more than just an embarrassing personal problem; in some cases, it can be a sign of dental problems that require attention. If you have halitosis, it's important to discuss the issue candidly with your dentist. Here are a few topics to discuss at your next dental exam. With the right treatment and a complete history of your health, your dentist can help you come up with a plan to beat bad breath. Read More 

3 Symptoms To Look For When You Think You Have An Abscessed Tooth

18 March 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you have a toothache that is only getting worse, you may start to wonder if it has become infected, causing an abscess. If so, look for the following symptoms that you may have an abscessed tooth that will require the care of your dentist. Painful, Swollen Gums and Jaw While you may have already been experiencing a toothache, you may start noticing an increase in the pain. Not only will the intensity become greater, but the pain may start radiating down into the gum and jaw. Read More 

4 Tips for Preventing Periodontal Disease

20 February 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Periodontal disease is a condition that starts out as inflammation of the gums and can progress to a serious infection that affects the gums and jaw bone. People with untreated periodontal disease are at risk of losing teeth. Luckily, periodontal disease can be prevented. If you want to avoid periodontal disease, use the following tips: Regularly Brush Your Teeth One of the simplest ways to prevent periodontal disease is through regular teeth brushing. Read More 

Want A Brighter, Whiter Smile? Three Ways To Whiten Your Teeth

23 January 2018
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are looking for a way to brighten your teeth, you should try teeth whitening products or a dentist. Cosmetic dentistry consists of teeth whitening as well as veneers, braces, and implants. Teeth that are yellow or stained can be brightened using several methods. Some of the methods can even be done without a dentist. This guide focuses on the different types of teeth whitening methods that you can use to get a whiter, brighter smile. Read More 
 

The Importance of Early Dental Care

The Importance of Early Dental Care

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The Importance of Early Dental Care

When I was younger, my mother did not take me to see a pediatric dentist. This resulted in numerous cavities that actually grew deep enough that they destroyed the permanent teeth that were still forming in my mouth. The lack of care resulted in numerous dental procedures as I grew older. Several of my teeth needed to be pulled and I had to deal with a great deal of pain. If you are a parent, you should know that early oral care is extremely important for your child. Make sure that you schedule six month cleanings and provide proper nutrition. Also, never ignore the cavities in your child's teeth. If you know little about child dental care, then read my blog and learn about what you need to do. You will even find some tips on how to make tooth brushing fun and exciting for your child.