If it has been a while since the last time you were at the dentist for a cleaning and examination, it could be a real negative for your smile. Most people need to see their oral health team every six months for a biannual dental checkup, but everyone’s needs are different. The important thing is… Read more »
Maintaining optimal oral hygiene goes beyond the routine act of brushing your teeth. Flossing, often overshadowed by its more prominent counterpart, plays a pivotal role in preserving the health of your gums and teeth. This simple yet powerful habit, when incorporated into your daily dental routine, can make a significant difference in the overall well-being… Read more »
Gum disease can be quite aggressive and difficult to control. Thankfully the advancement of laser technology has made it more manageable to arrest. In this blog, your Sheridan, WY, dentist explains the benefits of treating periodontal issues with lasers.
How good are you at protecting yourself against the development of gingivitis? To avoid problems with gum disease, you should be in the habit of thoroughly cleaning your teeth at the gum line when you floss and brush. Many people, even those who believe they are doing this effectively, can learn from their dentist that… Read more »
How much effort should you really put into protecting yourself against gum disease? If you have not committed to a thorough oral hygiene routine that protects your teeth and gums, you can put your oral health and appearance at risk. The health of your gums can be maintained through good brushing and flossing habits. If… Read more »
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is the leading cause of tooth loss. That is because it is an incredibly common condition that often goes unchecked to the point of severity. Despite being a common condition, gum disease is actually preventable. Vigilant oral hygiene and routine dental cleanings can help keep gum disease at… Read more »
There are two conditions that can happen in your smile that can are highly preventable: tooth decay and gum disease. When it comes to both of them, they can progress to the point where there is no way to reverse the damage. If tooth decay erodes away your tooth enamel, it cannot grow back. Once… Read more »
Getting older used to be synonymous with losing your teeth. Think about the ubiquitous stereotype of the elderly person with a toothless grin or a set of dentures soaking in a glass of water next to the bed. Thanks to a contemporary understanding of the causes and prevention of oral diseases, not only do we… Read more »
Many people rely on spices to add flavor to meals without additional fat and sodium. There are more benefits to spices than just adding a kick. Herbs and spices, either fresh or dry, have a high concentration of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Certain spices have even been shown to help with the inflammation and recession… Read more »
Resorb means to absorb something again. In terms of dental health, resorption of roots means that the body begins a process which is quite dangerous to your dental health. Root absorption (or resorption) refers to changes which occur with respect to your dental roots, not exclusive to decay or fracture (though unhealthy teeth can cause… Read more »
