When it comes to your oral health, your dedication matters. You need to take the time each day to properly care for your smile, and that starts with sticking to your schedule of cleanings and examinations. Most people need these visits every six months, and it is important to follow through with them, as they… Read more »
When was the date of your last checkup and cleaning at the dentist? If you are having a tough time trying to remember, then talk to your dentist about coming in for a visit. They can help you to experience a fresher smile through a cleaning of the surface of your teeth and along your… Read more »
Taking care of your smile is a real part of your healthcare maintenance, and that means that if you have been putting off your visits to the dentist, you are doing yourself a disservice. While you wait, bacterial buildup can start, leaving you at risk of common dental problems like tooth decay and periodontal disease…. Read more »
Are you keeping the focus on your oral health? If you have been skipping your routine dental examinations and cleanings, then it’s time to get back on track. Most people need these appointments tice each year, meaning that if you still have not been in for a visit yet in 2024, you are due for a… Read more »
Have you been skipping your routine visits to the dentist? If so, you could be putting your smile at serious risk. In between your visits to the oral health provider, the responsibility for keeping your smile safe lies solely with you, meaning that these appointments are vital to your smile success. Most people need to… Read more »
If it has been a while since the last time you were at the dentist, then it is time to make a change. These appointments are vital for your oral health maintenance, and most people need them around every six months. When you look at the calendar, you might notice that we are past the… Read more »
Over time, bacterial buildup can start to form in your mouth where your brushing and flossing is simply not getting the job done. Even if you spend enough time getting into all those hard-to-reach areas, you still need to see the dentist for a full removal of plaque and tartar, and sticking to your schedule… Read more »
A toothache is more than just a discomfort; it is a signal from your body that something might be wrong with your oral health. Ignoring a toothache can lead to severe consequences, affecting not only your dental well-being but also your overall health. In this blog, your Grinnell Street Dentistry in Sheridan, WY, explores the… Read more »
As the year draws to a close, it is not uncommon to find yourself evaluating various aspects of your life—health, finances, and even dental care. One pressing question that often arises during this season is, “Do I have dental benefits left to use at the end of the year?” Understanding the status of your dental… Read more »
To achieve and maintain a beautiful smile, consistency in your oral hygiene routine is paramount. Regular brushing and flossing are not just mundane tasks; they are the foundation of excellent dental health. Skipping even one night of your oral health routine before you go to sleep can give bacteria a free pass to invade your… Read more »
