Patients sometimes ask us why we recommend they come in twice a year for a cleaning and checkup. We love this question because it gives us an opportunity to remind you how important it is to maintain your oral health. Bacteria in the mouth can harm your teeth and gums without you even knowing it. Read on to learn more.
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These Symptoms Can Be Easy To Miss
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What You Need To Know About Cavities
Cavities are a well known dental problem that many people will experience at least once in their lifetime. These little holes in your teeth can form for a number of reasons, including inadequate oral hygiene, poor diet, and missing regular check ups with your dentist. Most people know the basics about cavities, but do you know the science behind how they occur? Does all bacteria cause cavities? Does your body naturally try to defend itself? How does the unfortunate process of tooth decay develop?
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Dental Health Is Linked To Overall Health
It’s times like these that make us consider our health care routines and what we can do to improve them. Did you know that your oral health is linked to your overall health? We would like to take this time to inform you on how certain health problems can impact your teeth and gums. This is meant to keep you educated as to the importance of taking good care of your health. Read more to find out about what health problems affect your oral health.
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Floss For Life
We all know the basic steps of daily oral care include brushing and flossing. They play an important role in the oral cleaning process because they complement each other. Flossing in particular helps remove food and bacteria from places where a toothbrush can’t reach, preventing plaque build-up and gum disease.