You’ve probably heard of dental sealants, but you may not know the differencebetween a sealant and a filling. Or you may have sealants in your mouth butmight not even know what a great job they are doing for your oral health around the clock! So this month, we’re demystifying the dental sealant and its important…
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Pick up an issue of National Geographic and you’re likely to see multipleexamples of erosion within its pages. Across our vast planet, wind and watererode the Earth’s surface, creating sometimes mind boggling examples of thepower of physical and chemical erosion. But did you know that the teeth in our mouth also experience erosion? This month…
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Bad breath -- or halitosis -- is very common, can be short or long lasting, and is something that as a dental team we get asked about all the time. Our patients with halitosis want to know why their breath doesn't feel fresh what they can do to improve it. In this month's blog post…
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Fluoride is a good, safe way to protect your teeth. Common sources of fluoride include fluoridated drinking water, toothpaste and mouth rinse, and fluoride treatments when you visit your dentist. Fluoridated Water Some water sources have naturally occurring fluoride. To aid in cavity prevention, the level of fluoride in your drinking water should be 0.7 parts fluoride per…
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