Bad breath, tooth pain, and tooth sensitivity are all symptoms of cavities. A combination of at home dental care and regular dental office visits can help ward off these pesky but common dental problems. As you care for your teeth, make sure you are aware of the truth and myths about cavities. Let’s set the […]
Tongue-tie is an issue that is recognizable at birth. It occurs when the tissue used to attach the tongue to the lower mouth (lingual frenulum) isn’t long enough. This results in limited tongue movement and difficulty breast-feeding. Though the primary cause of tongue-tie is not yet known, it can run in families or can show […]
Does a sip of ice water or a spoonful of hot soup hurt your teeth? If it does, you may be suffering from sensitive teeth. Sensitive teeth is a condition that causes pain or discomfort when your teeth interact with hot, cold, sweet, or sour beverages or foods. Why do I have sensitive teeth? Teeth […]
Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Whether you have partial or complete dentures, daily care and cleaning are vital to keeping your smile healthy. Consider how the following tips can improve your denture care. Be Careful Dentures are fragile—so handle with care. When removing or cleaning your dentures, stand over a folded towel or […]
Many people believe that only children get cavities. In fact, changes in your mouth as you age can make cavities more probable. Cavities are the result of tooth decay and can be caused when heavy carbohydrate foods like soda, fruit, candy, or milk stay on the teeth. The bacteria in the mouth will then turn […]
Regular dental cleanings and exams are vital to maintaining top-notch dental health. You’re at home dental care routine goes hand in hand with your routine dental cleanings to ensure your teeth stay healthy and free of disease. Review the following pointers to see how you can upgrade your at home dental regimen. Brush twice a […]
Invisalign is an excellent alternative for patients who do not want to use traditional braces to straighten their teeth. Invisalign aligners are an orthodontic treatment some patients also call them invisible braces or clear braces. This is because clear plastic aligners are used instead of metal anchors and wires. Invisalign is an excellent option for […]
If you haven’t visited your dentist within the past year, now is the time to stop by Drs of Smiles. Regular dental exams and cleanings play an irreplaceable role in preventing cavities, gum disease, and other dental issues. Routine exams go hand in hand with thorough at home dental care. Here is what may occur […]
TMD (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder) is a problem that occurs with the jaw and the facial muscles that control it. The temporomandibular joint is the connection point between the jaw and the temporal bones of the skull. This joint enables the jaw to move up, down, left right, chew, talk, and yawn. Experts are not certain […]
Brushing your teeth seems rather straightforward. All you need to do is put toothpaste on your toothbrush then brush away, right? That’s true, but there are some important tips you should know about to make sure you are giving your teeth (and gums) what they need. Here are some toothbrushing mistkaes you might be making: […]
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