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.

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.

We Can All Get Into A Rut

We are so excited that spring is here! It’s the time of year when we feel energized and ready to get out in the world after slower winter months. It’s also a great time to freshen up our dental hygiene habits. We can get into a rut when it comes to taking care of our teeth and gums — it’s easy to avoid flossing or put off a routine cleaning. As with anything in our lives, though, we need some motivation to get us back on the right track. Could you use a dental hygiene shake-up?

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Flossing Benefits

Do you know about the link between oral health and overall health? Something that’s part of good oral hygiene practice is capable of protecting your health. Unfortunately, many people don’t do this as often as they should. We know this may not be what you want to hear, but we want you to make this part of your daily routine. It can help prevent several serious conditions. Daily Flossing Helps Lower the Risk Of: Heart Disease — According to the American Academy of Periodontology, patients with periodontal disease are twice as likely to have coronary artery disease. The inflammation resulting…