How Effective Are Home Fluoride Treatments for Cavity Prevention?
Fluoride plays an important role in dental health, including enamel strengthening and cavity prevention. Home fluoride treatments, such as toothpaste and mouthwash, are popular ways to get this essential mineral. Some municipalities even put fluoride in the water to boost public health. However, are these methods truly enough to prevent cavities, or are professional treatments […]
Read More →Can You Reverse Gingivitis?
Gum disease is an incredibly common oral health concern. Also known as periodontal disease, it has two main stages: early gum disease (gingivitis) and late-stage gum disease (periodontitis). While gingivitis can be treated, periodontitis is much more destructive, so it’s important to catch gum disease in the early stages before it has the chance to […]
Read More →Beware the Risks of Putting Off Dental Care
Picture this: You have a minor toothache that’s been bothering you for a while, but going to the dentist is too much hassle. Maybe you’ve been meaning to schedule that check-up, but life keeps getting in the way. Sound familiar? It’s incredibly easy to delay dental care, telling yourself you’ll get to it later when […]
Read More →13 Frequently Asked Questions About Periodontal Disease
Almost half of adults in the United States have periodontal disease in some form. Whether they have bleeding gums, deep pockets, or gum recession, periodontitis can make caring for teeth more complex and uncomfortable. But if you don’t know what caused it, how to prevent it, or what treatment options are available, it can be difficult to avoid and recover.
Read More →Tooth Sensitivity: What You Should Know
Do you wince when eating cold ice cream or sipping a hot drink? Is it painful to eat sweet or acidic foods? Do you find yourself avoiding certain foods because they make your teeth hurt? If so, you may be dealing with tooth sensitivity, a common oral health concern with many possible causes. At Eric […]
Read More →What Is Malocclusion?
Many umbrella dental terms are used to describe issues with your oral health. These terms are often more scientific than ones you may hear in your dental office or when talking with peers. One of these terms is malocclusion, which refers to when upper and lower teeth are not properly aligned or have other improper contact when the jaw is closed. Below, we will share more about how malocclusion affects your daily life and what other terms are often used to describe this oral condition.
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