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March
28th, 2022
Most people don't think about the branches of dentistry until our dentist refers us to one. We believe that our regular dentist can cure all of our dental issues, but that's not always the case. Similar to medicine, dentistry…
March
14th, 2022
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February
28th, 2022
From brushing and flossing your teeth regularly to visiting a dentist or undergoing cosmetic dentistry to improve your smile, oral healthcare routines typically consist of several steps. However, even the slightest dip in…
February
14th, 2022
According to a survey, 42% of American adults don’t go for a dental checkup as often as they’d like, while 15% admitted that they made their last dental appointment because they were experiencing pain. This means that…
January
24th, 2022
Would you want an aligner or braces to restore your sparkling smile if you were visiting a Windsor dentist? If you’d much rather pick an aligner, you aren’t alone. Clear aligners have become increasingly popular, and perhaps…
January
10th, 2022
Having out-of-place, crooked, or misaligned teeth is a huge cause of concern for many people - and for valid reasons. Not only can it affect your self-confidence, but it can lead to some legitimate health concerns if not…
December
27th, 2021
Trying to delay a dental appointment as much as possible might be a natural response for most people, but it can also be quite dangerous. Dental issues can spread quickly. And the more you delay getting your teeth examined,…
December
13th, 2021
Dental implants are placed in your gums as a replacement for natural teeth. If you lose a natural tooth for any reason or have to have them extracted, dental implants are a great way to replace them. It is a permanent…
November
22nd, 2021
Oral health isn’t just about brushing your teeth. You have to pay equal attention to your gums and tongue as well – something that a lot of people neglect. The good news is that it is never too late to change your oral…
November
08th, 2021
Our tongue is one of the most important muscles in our bodies. It helps us taste our food, helps us form words, protects the bacteria from getting inside the mouth, and overall is very necessary for our day-to-day lives. Yet,…
October
25th, 2021
The sound and look of dental tools can be scary. At the point when you stroll into a dental office, the buzz of a drill or the sharp snare of a gadget you can't depict can creep you out. However, knowing what each tool does…
October
11th, 2021
Poor dental health can expand your odds of gum disease and tooth decay. Routine visits to your dentist can forestall these conditions and keep your oral health within proper limits. The wellbeing of your mouth can mirror the…
September
27th, 2021
Having the most beautiful smile is a trait that can impress the most. This is why you need to make sure you don’t do things that compromise your smile. If anything, take care and protect your dreamy smile as much as you can.…
September
13th, 2021
If you’re tired of having crooked teeth and avoid smiling just because of that, we might have a solution for you. You can now wear clear aligners, otherwise known as clear braces, if you don’t feel like wearing standard…
August
23rd, 2021
If you’re faced with the dilemma of choosing to save your tooth or pull your tooth, it’s always best to do the former. Saving your tooth has certain benefits that outweigh those of pulling your tooth in general. Let’s explore…
August
09th, 2021
Knowing the importance of regularly brushing and flossing your teeth can ensure that your dental hygiene stays intact. Brushing and flossing are activities that should be incorporated into your morning and nightly routine.…
July
26th, 2021
You are likely mindful that regular dental checkups are essential, but you may never have contemplated why. Obviously, having your teeth cleaned every year can help you look and feel your best. It can likewise have a positive…
July
12th, 2021
Picking the right family dentist can be a daunting task. When selecting a dentist for your family, there are numerous variables to think about, particularly if you have kids.
June
28th, 2021
While dental fillings can be important and sometimes even necessary to sustain your oral health, it is also essential to be aware of the side effects they may cause. It has been observed that the teeth on either side of the…
June
14th, 2021
The first lockdown in March 2020 forced people to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. While emergency doctors’ appointments and grocery store visits were considered necessities, regular dental visits surprisingly…
May
24th, 2021
While nutritionists tend to disagree on a variety of topics, they all have a common opinion that consuming too much sugar can lead to health problems, and reducing sugar intake is essential for better health. Sugar triggers…
May
10th, 2021
Bad eating habits can lead to lingering and permanent damage to your teeth. Eaton dentists suggest that detecting eating disorders early may ensure a smoother and better recovery period for not just your teeth but also your…
April
26th, 2021
You’re probably already aware that you should see your dentist every 6 months. You also know that issues such as a toothache, cavities, and gum disease warrant emergency trips to the dental office. But did you know that there…
April
12th, 2021
Do you brush your teeth at night? After a tiring day, you may be tempted to compromise your dental routine and sleep without brushing your teeth. Although it doesn’t seem like a big deal, neglecting to brush once or twice a…
March
22nd, 2021
You’re probably already aware of the obvious issues that are an effect of poor dental health, including bad breath, cavities, gum disease, tooth loss, etc. But did you know that various other health conditions can be caused…
March
08th, 2021
Everyone wants that picture-perfect smile and optimal dental health. Yet, most people are still uninformed about how to take care of their dental health properly. Following are some common dental mistakes most people tend to…
February
22nd, 2021
We’ve all been brushing our teeth for as long as we can remember – so how can we be making mistakes? Especially when it is such an easy activity that most people seem to do in default mode. As easy as it may seem, there are…
February
08th, 2021
You are probably tired of hearing about all the starchy and sugary foods you need to avoid for the sake of your teeth. However, there are also some delicious foods that can help improve your oral health. Eating a variety of…
January
25th, 2021
You probably are already aware that sugar and carbonated drinks are bad for your teeth and that drinking tea and coffee can stain your teeth. However, most people aren’t aware of the specific foods that are bad for your…
January
11th, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way we perform simple tasks. The guidelines of staying confined within your homes have caused people to find alternatives methods to do their jobs, which do not require them…
December
29th, 2020
Most people don’t take gingivitis seriously. They tend to believe that it is harmless and only consider it a minor inconvenience in the form of bad breath. However, gingivitis is an early step in the development of…
December
14th, 2020
The chances are that you are already aware of most of the significant reasons that require a dental visit, such as toothache, bleeding gums, etc. However, there are a few signs that don't get associated with oral health but…
November
23rd, 2020
Gum disease is a widespread oral health issue, but it can be remarkably easy to overlook. There are two reasons for this; Not only do we have a tendency to focus more on the health of our teeth, but gum disease can be…
November
09th, 2020
There are several ways that coffee, tobacco, and alcohol can damage your oral and dental health. Regular use of these substances can cause problems ranging from staining of the teeth to developing oral cancer.
October
26th, 2020
Cleft lips and cleft palates are defects of the lip and mouth that occur early in utero, preventing the roof of the mouth and the sides of the lips from fusing correctly. Here in the U.S., around 6,800 children are born with…
October
12th, 2020
The Tooth Fairy is a rite of passage for many kids, and she is even known to run in the same circles and Santa and the Easter Bunny! But if you think about it for too long, you might wonder where these characters came from in…
September
28th, 2020
If you’re unhappy with a crooked smile, you may have researched your orthodontic options. Many people are drawn to Invisalign because they’re removable and less noticeable than traditional metal orthodontic braces.
September
14th, 2020
Mouthwash can be a very helpful part of your dental hygiene routine. Mouthwash can kill bad bacteria in the mouth, preventing dental cavities and gingivitis. It’s also used to improve and freshen breath. Some parents wonder…
August
24th, 2020
Most of us first started brushing our teeth on our own around the age of 5. We’d like to think we all know what we’re doing! However, there’s a good chance that many people haven’t reevaluated their brushing needs and…
August
11th, 2020
Some people avoid the dentist and justify it by telling themselves that they brush and floss daily, so their teeth must be healthy! This goes double if you’re not having any tooth pain. However, a lack of pain doesn’t always…
July
27th, 2020
Many things can leave stains on our teeth, and these stains can come in a variety of colors. Yellow and brown stains are the most common, but there can also be temporary stains from eating brightly colored candy. But what if…
July
13th, 2020
Summer is here, and while we know kids are thrilled, this change in routine can throw off your family’s regular brushing habits. You can still enjoy summer while also making sure to maintain your dental hygiene! Below are…
June
22nd, 2020
Allowing your child to misuse his or her teeth may cause the teeth to become cracked or fractured. If your child is using his or her teeth for anything other than eating, they risk tooth damage, which could lead to dental…
June
08th, 2020
There are a few health conditions that can manifest symptoms on your tongue. You should be regularly checking your tongue for any signs of a problem. If you ever experience pain in your tongue, please make an appointment here…
May
25th, 2020
Salivary gland stones, which are also called sialolithiasis, occur when someone has too much calcium in the body, suffers from a bacterial staph infection, or becomes chronically dehydrated. These all cause the salivary…
May
11th, 2020
The terms ‘night guards’ and ‘mouth guards’ are often used interchangeably, but there are a few key differences between the two.
April
27th, 2020
The most common childhood disease is tooth decay, and the CDC has discovered that around 20% of childhood cavities are left untreated. This is a startling statistic, especially because almost all childhood cavities are…
April
13th, 2020
Once a dental cavity has been detected, the decayed area has been removed, and the tooth has been cleaned and prepared, it will be time for the dental filling! There are a number of different types of dental fillings in our…
March
23rd, 2020
Dental crowns are a very common dental restoration. Crowns help to restore the functionality, size, shape and look of a tooth that has been damaged or is misshapen. Dental crowns are also used to protect teeth after a root…
March
09th, 2020
Soda contains no vital nutrients and is also full of sugar, especially in the form of high-fructose corn syrup. In fact, it may surprise you to learn that a regular 12oz can of soda contains between 35 and 40 grams of sugar,…
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