Oral cancer is more common than you might think. Every hour, someone in the U.S. loses their life to this disease, often because it’s discovered too late. Many oral cancer survivors face life-altering challenges like difficulty speaking or eating. But there’s good news: early detection makes a difference, and that’s why regular dental visits are crucial. Keep reading to learn what to watch for and why routine checkups are so important.
You probably know that sugar isn’t great for your teeth, but have you ever thought about how your overall diet impacts your smile? Every snack, sip, or meal choice plays a role in your oral health. From strengthening your teeth to preventing cavities, the foods you eat matter more than you might think.
Now that the holiday season is behind us, many of us are setting goals to make 2025 a year of positive change and healthy habits. This year, as you consider ways to improve your well-being, we’d like to suggest one simple but powerful addition to your resolution list: enhancing your oral health. Keep reading to learn 6 easy ways to build a healthier smile in 2025.
We love sharing interesting facts about dentistry and oral health! The human body is so fascinating, and dentistry is so multifaceted that there is always something new to learn. If you are curious about oral health, here is some dental trivia you can use to impress your friends and family:
Spring is in full swing, and soon it will be summer. That means hot weather, outdoor activities in the park, days at the pool or floating down the river, and vacations. Before you become fully immersed in planning your summer fun, why not schedule a dental checkup? Getting your cleaning and examination out of the way now will give you peace of mind for all your upcoming plans. Keep reading to learn more.
According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, more than 130 people in the US are newly diagnosed with oral cancer every day. Fortunately, when detected early, oral cancer is highly treatable, and we, your trusted dentist, can help by providing regular oral cancer screenings.
Did you know that your oral health affects your overall health? Of course, good oral hygiene keeps your teeth and gums healthy. What you may not realize, though, is that the health of your mouth is fundamentally important to keeping your entire body healthy. Continue reading to learn more.
Some people swear by their water flossers, while others will never give up traditional floss. But which method works best? The debate between water flossers and dental floss revolves around effectiveness, convenience, and individual preference. Let’s consider the advantages and disadvantages of water flossers and traditional dental floss to determine which is the better option.
Gums play an essential role in oral health, yet they do not always get the attention they deserve. We strive to educate our patients on the fundamentals of achieving and maintaining optimal oral health, and that includes teaching them how to take care of their gums. Please keep reading to learn the three essential steps you should be taking to keep your gums in top condition.
When you visit our office for an oral hygiene examination or dental procedure, we always ask about any changes to your medical history. It is extremely important that patients share everything they can about their medical history, including any diagnosis, procedures, or medication they may be taking. Your medical history and the medications you take can impact the way we treat you.
