Oral Health

“Preventing tooth decay goes beyond daily brushing and flossing. Diet, lifestyle choices, and factors like genetics, acid reflux, or medications that affect saliva all influence the risk of tooth decay. A thorough dental exam helps assess these risk factors, allowing for personalized prevention measures such as topical fluoride or prescription rinses. By understanding the full…

Keeping your teeth and gums healthy requires a collaborative effort between you and your dentist. That dentist becomes more than a dentist; they become your smile partner! The practitioner needs to offer an array of routine and preventative servicesThis link leads to Family Dentistry page and provide support to help you achieve optimal oral health. The health…

“Jaw pain, caused by TMJ disorder, doesn’t have to be a lifelong issue. The article explains that discomfort from clenching or grinding can be managed with simple, effective methods. Applying heat can relax the muscles, while cold therapy reduces inflammation. Adjusting your diet to include softer foods, taking over-the-counter pain relievers, and doing gentle jaw…

Regular dental visits are an important part of maintaining healthy teeth and gums. But it’s what goes on between those visits — daily hygiene and care — that are the real ounce of prevention. Here are 4 things you should be doing every day to keep your mouth healthy. Use the right toothbrush and technique.…