Expecting a new addition to the family can be an exciting journey, but the journey can also bring unexpected changes, including oral health concerns. One concern is pregnancy gingivitis, a common condition that affects many expectant mothers. Read our blog post to learn about its causes, preventive measures, and available treatments to ensure a healthy pregnancy.
Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is a disorder of the joint connecting the jaw and its surrounding muscles. Usually, TMD will affect the chewing muscles, but some patients feel the effects in other areas of the head and face. Read our blog post to learn about the connection between TMD and chronic headaches.
If you’ve gone to the dentist recently for a routine appointment, you might have noticed that there’s another component to your visit aside from the standard dental exam and the teeth cleaning: the oral cancer screening. Check out our blog post to find out what dental professionals are actually doing when they check for oral cancer.
There are many things that women should avoid doing while pregnant, but visiting the dentist is not one of them! Read our blog post for advice on visiting the dentist during pregnancy.
When it comes to your oral health, the best defense is a good offense. In other words, focusing on preventive care can reduce or eliminate your risk for many common dental ailments. One key way to protect your pearly whites is to practice a routine of brushing and flossing at home. The other? Get regular dental checkups. Read our blog post to learn about the importance of regular dental checkups!
Many of us rely on coffee to start our day on the right foot. However, coffee may not provide the same boost for your smile that it does the rest of your body. Over time, daily coffee intake can stain your teeth and leave you reluctant to show off your smile. Check out our blog post for three tips on how to prevent teeth stains from coffee.
When you keep your teeth healthy, you’re keeping your whole body healthy. Besides taking care of your teeth and gums at home, regular visits to the dentist are important. Check out our blog post for advice on how often you should visit the dentist.
