Your smile plays an outsized role in your daily existence, and when it’s not at its best, it can really hold you back. A healthy smile can help you to make connections with other people, and it does real work to help you chew and speak freely. In order to keep yourself strong, it’s important to stick to your schedule of biannual checkups, helping you to be free of harmful plaque and tartar accumulation. So, take time for yourself and your smile.

Here at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, we help people to enjoy their smiles through consistent, quality prevention. Our office knows that it can be tough to find the time in your schedule for your routine biannual checkups, but they really do help you to stay safe from common dental conditions like tooth decay and periodontal disease. Your needs become greater as you age, as it’s tougher to keep your gums safe from bacterial infection after the age of 50, and we’re here to help you navigate your needs.

Make the oral health effort. Schedule your next checkup at Grinnell Street Dental.

If It’s Been A While, Take Time For Your Smile

Can you remember the date of your last dental checkup? If you are having a tough time trying to do so, then it may be time for your next visit. Most people need to see their dentist every six months in order to fight back against common oral health concerns, so give your office a call and check on your schedule.

Your biannual dental checkups include both a cleaning and an examination, and both parts are vital to your long-term smile success. Through a dedicated cleaning, you can be free of plaque and tartar buildup, helping you to avoid tooth decay and periodontal disease. You also have the opportunity to open up a discussion with your dentist, and that can be a real advantage.

As You Age, Your Gum Health Is Trickier To Manage

Let’s face it: it’s tougher to keep up with your smile needs after the age of 50. But with consistent care, you have the chance to fight back against age-related deterioration. One of the hardest parts of aging is managing your gum health, and we’re ready to be a helping hand.

Periodontal pockets can develop in patients of any age, but they are more common in those over 50. Bacteria can grow here, and without the ability to remove them with your brushing and flossing, they can do serious damage. Ask about ways to fight back.

Focus On Your Smile With Grinnell Street

If you’re ready to renew your oral health emphasis, we’re here to help you do it. To find out more about us or to schedule your visit, call Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY today at (307) 672-7567.