FAQs: Which Dental Floss Is The Right One?

There’s nothing like bringing up the topic of dental floss to make some of our patients cringe. However, the good news is that when you like the floss you’re using and you feel confident about your dental hygiene, you’re more likely to have a neutral or positive reaction when we ask about your flossing. So, how to ensure you’re purchasing products that will get you to this point in your dental care? Our FAQs will help!

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Oral Appliance Therapy: 3 Times We Might Recommend It

So, a friend of yours came to see us and mentioned that she needs oral appliance therapy. What’s that for? you may wonder to yourself, and might I need it someday? It’s entirely possible that you may be able to take advantage of this preventive treatment if you’re dealing with a functional disorder. Consider the reasons we suggest this noninvasive and very comfortable therapy option, so you have a better understanding of whether it may be something you’ll need in the future (or as soon as possible!).

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Familiarizing You With: Dentures!

Are you someone who has been spending time online lately trying to figure out how to address your tooth loss? How many teeth are you missing and what are you hoping to achieve? Fortunately, regardless of the number of missing teeth, as long as you are interested in getting your full smile back, we can help you with full or partial dentures. Before you make any assumptions about what this means, we strongly encourage you to learn a bit more about what dentures can offer you and your smile.

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Do You Need A Deep Cleaning?

Why Do I Need A Deep Cleaning?Good oral hygiene is the best way to lower your risk for dental problems and complications. Brushing and flossing twice a day is a big part of good oral hygiene. Another big part is regular visits to your dentist’s office for check-ups and cleanings. Your teeth should be professionally cleaned every six months. A hygienist will be able to remove any plaque and tartar build-up that you may not have been able to remove at home. Along with your mouth getting sparkling clean, a professional will better be able to spot any potential problems. When gum disease is caught early, it can be treated with a deep cleaning.  (more…)

Q&A: What Can Toothpaste Do For Me?

You know that toothpaste is supposed to be something you use every day, two times a day, during your required brushing. What you might not feel like you know quite so well is what to make of toothpaste, what it can really do for you, and whether any of the specialty products you see out there are really going to do what they say. To ensure you feel informed on this topic, we offer questions (and answers) that will guide your dental hygiene!

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Toothbrush Time: Is Your Brush Is A Good One?

Your brushing is only as good as your technique, your patience, and the toothbrush you use! Assuming you’ve got the skills to brush thoroughly and the foresight to take the full two minutes you need, that just leaves one more factor: Your brush! How’s the brush you’ve been using for your dental hygiene? Would you give it high praise if asked or are you this close to throwing it in the trash can because it’s not so great? We can help you decide if your brush is a good one or if you need to make a new choice with some simple suggestions.

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Dental Hygiene Questions You’re Too Shy To Ask

When you’re brushing your teeth, flossing your teeth, or even thinking about it, you may notice that your thoughts tends to leave you with a lot of questions. While you could certainly benefit from answers, particularly if they’re about how to perform optimal dental hygiene, that doesn’t mean you’re going to ask. Why not? Well, like many patients, you might feel a little too shy. First things first, we suggest you remember we are happy to answer anything! As for common questions we receive (which will show you that your inquiries aren’t embarrassing, after all), we’re happy to present them with answers.

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4 Ways Water Helps Your Teeth

There are lots of reasons to drink water, especially in the hot days of summer. Water is essential for the body’s systems to function, but did you know water is also very beneficial to your teeth? Teeth don’t absorb water like the organs of your body, but drinking plenty of water can help prevent cavities and keep your oral environment healthy. If you have any doubt about the health of water for your teeth, watch what we sip on during your checkup or cleaning appointment. (more…)

Let Freedom Ring This July 4th

America: the land of the brave and home of the free. America is a massive melting pot of peoples, beliefs, and ideas. It’s the epicenter of freedom, democracy, and peace. Though it may seem shaky at times, America is an incredible place full of wonderful people; a shining beacon of progress that deserves to be cherished and celebrated. On Tuesday July 4th, gather your friends and family to celebrate our country at The Cleveland Football stadium for an annual fireworks display. (more…)

3 Reasons To Become A New Patient Today!

Do you know that it’s time to make a decision about your dental care? Maybe you’ve overdue on your preventive care. Maybe you’ve recently moved and you’re going to become a new patient a dental practice soon but you just can’t find the motivation to get started. First and foremost, we encourage you to set up a visit today because we have a feeling you’ll love our friendly team and our beautiful office! Then of course, getting established with us means you can take care of that stuff on your list of dental needs (and wants). Consider some reasons to call us!

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