Month: March 2021

Want to Be a Dental Hygienist?

Have you ever wondered about the person cleaning your teeth? National Dental Hygienist Week is April 2-9, so we thought we’d highlight these amazing members of our team. If that’s a job that you think you’d find interesting, find out how you can make a difference.

There are many options for improving your oral health, from getting cavities filled to avoid further damage to whitening your teeth to remove stains. However, the best option is to try to do all you can to prevent these issues. The CDC found that 90% of adults have had a cavity in their lifetime. That’s … Continue reading The Worst Food and Drinks for Your Teeth

Let’s face it: We all have more than a couple questions whenever we go to the dentist, however most of the time you wouldn’t be caught dead asking them aloud. So, we answered the questions you’ve been dying to know but have never asked. Is gum bad for you? Can they tell I haven’t flossed? How long does anesthetic take to actually wear off? These questions and more have finally been answered.

Tooth sensitivity occurs when the hard enamel on your teeth has been worn down, exposing canals to your dental nerves. These exposed areas on your teeth can cause pain and may even change your habits of eating, drinking, and breathing. But you don’t have to put up with the pain. Here’s why you may be experiencing tooth sensitivity and some steps you can take to find some relief.

How often do you think about the health of your gums? Most people assume their gums are healthy and don’t think too much of it. However, the health of your gums is one of the most important things to consider when talking about oral health and overall health as well.