Maintaining a healthy mouth throughout the course of your life may rely on a variety of different factors. It starts with a consistent oral hygiene regimen that uses high quality oral care products and carefully practiced techniques. Having our doctors administer a dental checkup twice a year can further help to clean your teeth, while...
Bad breath is something that many individuals suffer from. However, it is something that is treatable as long as you know what's causing it. Unfortunately, numerous causes can arise that contribute to bad breath, such as medications, poor hygiene, the food you are eating, unhealthy lifestyle habits, and underlying issues deep within your body....
What do you know about oral piercings? These have become quite popular, but there are a number of issues you may want to watch for. For example, you probably know that jewelry might have small parts, which could be a choking hazard. Still, would it surprise you to learn that there are other risks to...
Have you ever heard that your oral health can be connected to your overall health? Well, it’s true, according to studies and research. This means maintaining a healthy mouth can help you have a healthy body. In fact, unhealthy teeth and gums are often found as a symptom of a myriad of health issues, including:...
Are you interested in having a healthy, strong smile? If so, you probably understand that you’ll need to brush your teeth for two minutes at a time every day. You also probably know that you should also floss and visit a dentist twice a year. Still, even if you do all of these things, you...
Do you ever think about what else you can do to keep your smile in excellent condition? If so, you are not alone. With health becoming a higher priority in our nation, many people are now turning more to cosmetic dentistry and other options to keep their oral health in check. However, did you know...
The American Dental Hygienists Association has shared that October is National Dental Hygiene Month. At [practice_name] in [city], [state], Dr. Rumley, Dr. Maness and Dr. Prajapati wish our patients a spookily safe October by sharing that message known as “Do The Daily 4”. This message is quite possibly the most important aspect of an effective...
Sometimes on rare occasions, a blow to the face or a hard fall can cause damage to your bridge or one of the two abutments anchoring it in your mouth. The chances of this are even higher if you participate in contact sports without the protection of a quality mouth guard. If your bridge has...
Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a damaging oral condition cause by a buildup of plaque. If left untreated, gum disease can have severe, long-lasting health effects. When residual food particles are left in the mouth, they form plaque—the filmy layer on your teeth. If left untreated, plaque then becomes a hardened tartar that builds...
Is your smile as bright as it can be? Do your pearly whites shine when you flash them? Are your gums pink and firm or red, swollen and inflamed? If your gums are not healthy they will definitely affect your smile, and you won't be a picture of good health without them! The earliest stage...
