One of the most common questions we get asked is, “I didn’t even know I had a problem with one or more of my teeth, why do I need to get it fixed? Can I just wait until it starts bothering me?” A cavity is a process of damage that can occur to a tooth. It is best to...
Early detection for oral cancer saves lives. It is important to get an oral cancer screening and is recommended by the American Cancer Society to be completed at least once a year. At our office we include this in your dental exam at your routine hygiene appointments....
Your dentist can see the surface of about 80% of the tooth and gums. They cannot see between your teeth where the flossing areas are, or under your gums to evaluate the bone levels for indicators of gum disease. X-rays are needed because that flossing area of the...
It is important to maintain your oral health and create healthy habits to prevent cavity and decay of your teeth and improve your overall health. Some habits to create if you have not already would be brushing at least 2 times a day. When brushing your teeth you want...
The official term of gum disease is Periodontal Disease. It can occur throughout almost any age but is most commonly found in middle-aged adults. Certain factors make a person higher risk, such as tobacco use, not brushing or flossing two times a day, not getting...
