A toothache can occur for many reasons. Food debris caught between teeth can be painful, and flossing can usually resolve the problem. But a traumatic event like a fall might result in oral discomfort if the teeth or mouth were impacted. If your toothache is...
The term of sleep apnea is used by many people who struggle to get a good night’s sleep, wake up frequently, snore or generally believe that they are dealing with this condition because someone suggested this might be their problem. An official diagnosis of sleep apnea...
Moving into a new area can be an overwhelming experience. Unfamiliar territory can make for difficult choices as there are several options available when seeking a new dental provider. This might be the perfect opportunity to engage a holistic dentist for your dental care needs. What...
Are you unknowingly damaging your oral health because you are misinformed? Common falsehoods about dental health continue to prevail in many communities. Unfortunately, misinformation about your oral health can harm your teeth and gums. The first step to dispelling common myths and protecting your oral...
Dental phobias are not as uncommon as one might think. In fact, dental phobias and clinical-related anxiety afflicts many people of all ages and demographics throughout the United States. Moderate and severe dental phobias fall into a category of mental ailments called anxiety disorders, which...
Technology has come a long way in all fields of medical practice—including dentistry. With the help of technology, treatment can be more precise, less invasive, and more effective. Early detection of various dental and oral health conditions is often due to the use of advanced...
You use your toothbrush twice a day, every day. This tool is a powerful weapon in your arsenal against common oral health conditions like tooth decay and gum disease. Since brushing tends to become second nature, we may forget that our toothbrush, like our mouth,...
Are you expecting? Did you know that pregnancy could increase your risk for developing gingivitis? During pregnancy, hormonal fluctuations affect oral health by increasing and decreasing blood flow to soft oral tissue like the gums. Increased blood flow makes the gums more susceptible to irritation...
Many oral health conditions are preventable with home care and routine visits to our holistic dentist for cleanings and checkups. When patients neglect to practice proper and thorough oral hygiene and skip visits to our practice, they place their oral health at grave risk. Neglecting...
As with your general health, what you eat affects the health of your teeth and gums. Common ingredients found in many foods and beverages can greatly affect your oral health - especially if you do not drink enough water or practice proper oral hygiene at...