You’ve surely heard that you should brush your teeth twice a day, every day, for at least two minutes each time. Read our blog post to learn about what can happen if you miss your regularly scheduled brushing. While it won’t happen immediately, missing too much brushing could lead to tooth decay. Make sure your teeth are healthy by scheduling a dental visit!
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Why Do We Get Dental X-Rays?
Even though you’re probably used to have X-rays taken when you go to the dentist, you may wonder why we need to take dental X-rays in the first place. Read our blog post to learn about how X-rays are a helpful diagnostic and planning tool that dentists use to ensure you get the best care. Call today to schedule your exam and X-rays.
What Is a Periodontist?
If you’ve been referred to a periodontist, you may wonder what they do. Read our blog post to learn more about this healthcare provider who specializes in gum disease and its treatment.
The History of Dental Hygiene
Oral health has been a priority for humans since ancient times. How did oral hygiene develop from 3000 BCE to today? Dental Hygiene in Ancient Times As far back as 3000 BCE, medical texts discussed oral health techniques. There is evidence that people used toothpicks at this time as well. The Egyptians, Greeks, and Etruscans […]
Get Your Kids to Practice Dental Habits Independently
Every parent must teach their children how to brush and floss every day and make it a part of their daily routine. While it may seem like a tough task, the two most important things that every parent must do is to introduce their children to the idea of brushing their teeth as early as […]