Do you know what is scarier than goblins, ghouls or ghosts? Tooth decay! While a cavity may not be a great idea for a Halloween costume, it is a good idea to keep your dental health in mind during this spooky holiday season. Here are 3 tips – or “tricks” – courtesy of your local dentist to help you survive this sugar-filled Halloween without getting any new cavities.
Is eating your favorite ice cream after a long day more difficult these days? What about a glass of iced water? Does the thought of drinking soup or coffee make you cringe as the hot liquid makes contact with your teeth? If these scenarios sound familiar, you may want to schedule an appointment with an emergency dentist. Sensitive teeth are not typical and could be a sign that an emergency is just around the corner.
To learn what tooth sensitivity is and what to do next, keep reading!
Summer is wrapping up — and whether you’re sad to say goodbye to long evenings or looking forward to the fresh start, you’ve probably got a lot on your plate right now. Between shopping for school supplies and getting your child ready for the new routine, August is a busy month! While you’re busy running around getting everything ready, have you considered perhaps the most important thing of all… your child’s smile? Scheduling a back-to-school checkup and cleaning is a great idea for kids of all ages. Keep reading to find out why!
It’s often said that a beautiful smile is the best accessory, but maybe it’s actually the second best accessory. Well, then, what’s number one? It’s a beautiful, confident smile — and fortunately, beauty and confidence go hand-in-hand. When you know exactly how awesome you are — and how good you look — you’re more likely to tackle challenges with gusto and not hold back from letting your personality shine. One of best ways to improve your smile’s appearance and thereby boost your confidence is by visiting your cosmetic dentist.
Life is busy. Not only do you have to keep your house in order, maintain a career, and make sure your kids get to where they need to be, but you also have to make sure that everyone in your family sees the dentist at least twice a year. After all, oral healthcare is an essential part of overall well-being, and it’s especially important for kids whose mouths are still developing. Instead of running all over town for your family’s dental appointments, we encourage you to visit a family dentist — someone who can take care of everyone from Grandpa John to little baby Emily.
