Why You Should Never Ignore A Cracked Tooth

Although your tooth enamel is the strongest substance in the body, it is not indestructible. Your teeth experience a lot of wear and tear. Just with the number of times we eat per day, our teeth get a lot of use. As with anything that gets used frequently, there is always the possibility of a problem developing. This is one of the reasons we are so passionate about our patients visiting us for routine hygiene examinations and cleanings. During these appointments, we inspect the teeth for signs of decay and other problems. One of the issues we look for is cracked teeth.

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.

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.

Be Proactive With Your Dental Health

Life is busy. It always seems that something is being added to the schedule, whether it is a work obligation, a family event, or an outing with friends. It can be easy to postpone appointments, such as a routine hygiene examination, especially if you are not experiencing discomfort. We want to encourage our patients to remain proactive with your oral health. Unfortunately, once you experience dental decay or a dental emergency, waiting is no longer an option.

Why You Should Never Delay Dental Treatment

Have we recently recommended a needed treatment and you have postponed scheduling the appointment? We know that the hustle and bustle of life can become busy and it is easy to forget to schedule your appointments. We want to offer a friendly reminder of the importance of maintaining your routine hygiene examination appointments, as well as scheduling any needed treatments in a timely fashion. Now is the perfect time to schedule your visit before the holiday season begins. Delaying dental treatments can lead to serious oral health issues. Continue reading to learn more.