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Blog Feb 23

Is Stress Negatively Affecting Your Oral Health?

Many of us lead busy lives. It always seems like there is something to do, whether it’s something work related, an event with family, or a social outing with friends. It is not uncommon to experience moments of stress when you have a full schedule. It can feel like there is not enough time in the day, and accomplishing your to-do list can be stressful. It is a known fact that added stress can wreak havoc on the body and lead to issues with your heart and other areas of your overall health. Many patients are surprised to learn that added stress can also impact their oral health.

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Love Your Smile This Valentine’s Day

Is there something about your smile that you don’t love and wish you could change? February is a month when we celebrate love, so why not learn more about the treatments we offer that can help you love your smile again? We know that some of our patients are hesitant to consider the cosmetic dentistry treatments we have available because they are afraid we are going to recommend an extensive treatment. However, we have a treatment that is extremely simple and can make big changes to your smile. The biggest benefit is that you can start treatment now and have a beautiful smile in time for your Valentine’s Day plans. Read on to learn more about this popular and easy dental treatment.

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Importance Of Receiving An Oral Cancer Screening

With the arrival of the new year, it is important to reflect on the state of your oral health. If it has been some time since your last visit for an oral hygiene examination and cleaning, we recommend scheduling your next appointment as soon as possible. Not only do we thoroughly clean the teeth, remove any lingering plaque, and look for signs of decay, but we also check for other conditions such as gum disease and oral cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates that over 54,000 people have been diagnosed with oral or throat cancer in 2022.

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Listen To Your Mouth

Similar to your body, your mouth gives you warning signs that there may be a problem and you need to visit our office. Regular routine hygiene examinations are important because we can tell you if you have an area in your mouth that may indicate an oral health problem is in your future. There are certain warning signs that you should be mindful of, and you should be sure to contact our office if you notice a change in your oral health. Continue reading to learn more about the signs to look out for between your routine hygiene examinations.

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Plaque And Your Dental Health

When you visit our office for a routine hygiene examination and cleaning, we know that your number one concern is if there is any decay or disease that would cause you to need treatment. If you properly clean and care for your teeth throughout the year you should be in good shape to avoid dental issues. However, there is something that can easily build up on your teeth and along the gumline that can lead to issues with your oral health – it is plaque.

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The Hidden Meaning Behind Bad Breath

Do you find yourself always taking a step away from others when you are speaking because you are concerned about the smell of your breath? We are all guilty of experiencing bad breath on occasion, especially if you enjoy drinking coffee multiple times each day or have a diet that regularly includes garlic and onions. For most of us, our breath problems are easily remedied when we brush and floss our teeth. If you find that you are regularly experiencing issues with bad breath, you may have a problem with your oral health. Read on to learn more about what your breath is trying to tell you.

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November Is TMJ Awareness Month

We know that many of our patients are preparing for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, but during November, we also recognize TMJ Awareness Month. This is a time to raise awareness and support those who suffer from this condition and how to find relief and treatment solutions. TMJ stands for the temporomandibular joint, which is responsible for opening and closing the jaw. You may also hear the term TMD, which refers to temporomandibular joint disorder. Many people use TMJ and TMD interchangeably, referring to the same condition. Patients with this condition can experience:

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Being Proactive Pays Off

We encourage our patients to be proactive with their oral health. You might be wondering what that means. We know that our patients lead busy lives and it may feel like there is no time to schedule an appointment for an oral hygiene examination or for a treatment we recommended during your last visit. However, delaying dental care will only lead to complications with your oral health in the future. We want to help our patients prevent issues that could have been avoided. Continue reading to learn more about being proactive with your oral health in order to prevent a dental health problem.

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Importance Of Improving Poor Oral Health Habits

Do you find yourself skimping on your oral hygiene routine at times? Or do you find yourself putting things in your mouth other than food? We encourage our patients to remain diligent with their oral health to prevent tooth decay, gum disease, or other conditions. We see many of our patients so infrequently during the year, which is why it is so important for them to maintain proper oral health habits on their own to ensure long-term oral health.

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Is Anxiety Holding You Back?

Visiting our office for routine hygiene examination appointments is necessary to maintain proper oral health. We know that our office isn’t always your favorite place to visit, but it is important to see us for a hygiene examination and cleaning at least twice a year. Dental anxiety is a very real feeling and can make it difficult for patients to routinely visit our office for cleanings and scheduled treatments. Our team does everything possible to help you feel comfortable while in our office, but there are also some things you can do to help relax before and during your visit. Read on to learn more.

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