Are you someone who wears full or partial dentures? If you answered, “Yes” and you’re having trouble with your stability these days, there are many avenues of improvement to consider. In some instances, your denture may simply not be the right fit at the moment. In other cases, you may just need a little help keeping it in place. Learn more, so you can say goodbye to slippage!
3 Common Signs Of Gum Disease
It’s very important that you know something before we get started: Gum disease produces symptoms that are very obvious … sometimes. In other instances, gingivitis (the first stage of this disease of your gum tissue) may be brewing without your knowledge. As a result, keep in mind that your six-month preventive visits are extremely important! Now, about those common symptoms. If you notice these or any type of change, it is always best to give us a call and come in.
Winter Lips: How To Deal
Are you someone who loves the thought of all that is cozy when it comes to winter but the flaky, stinging lips that arrive at the same time put a major damper on your anticipation? If so, you happen to have come to the right place. Of course, we focus primarily on your teeth and gums but your lips are an important part of your oral health, too! When you find that you can’t seem to get any relief, we are here to help. With some simple tips, you will discover comfort is just around the corner.
1940s Valentine’s Hangar Dance
Don’t you think there something extremely romantic about mixing some old-fashioned dancing with an enjoyable night out on Valentine’s Day? If you’d agree, you will not want to miss the chance to enjoy the 1940s Valentine’s Hangar Dance happening right around the corner! Dust off those dancing shoes and get ready!
Tips For Avoiding: Dislodged, Broken, Cracked Teeth
There’s something very unsettling about the realization that your teeth can become damaged. A perfectly healthy, lovely tooth can suddenly incur a ton of damage if you aren’t careful. Fortunately, while this sounds quite extreme, it’s actually quite easy to avoid cracked, broken, or dislodged teeth when you know the ins and out of keeping your smile nice and safe. Ready for some tips? They will help a lot.
The ABC’s Of Care
When you start getting too caught up in all the tiny details that can come up as you research oral health care, it’s better to get back to basics. As a result, instead of feeling completely overwhelmed, you can simply relax and realize that keeping your smile looking good, feeling good, and ensuring it lasts is not as tall an order as it seems. Let’s review the ABC’s of dental care, so you know that it doesn’t take that much to protect your smile.
Have Sleep Apnea? Avoid These 3 Things.
Are you suffering from sleep apnea? If you are, you know that our number one suggestion to protect yourself right now and in the long run is to come in as soon as possible to begin receiving sleep apnea treatment. It’s simple, noninvasive, and only requires you to wear a special mouthguard at night. In addition, there are some very simple risk factors that you can avoid to promote sound sleep, instead of the interrupted sleep that comes from collapsing airways! Learn more to protect your nighttime experience and your health.
Hoppy Yoga Event
Ever wondered if it might be fun to blend a little bit of your favorite beer with some centering yoga? Why not? That’s just what you’ll get to enjoy if you head to the upcoming Hoppy Yoga event! Try it out!
Overcrowding: FAQs
Are you someone who has overcrowded teeth but you haven’t been able to figure out why this is happening? Are you upset because you’re not really sure what to do or if perhaps you don’t really need to do anything? To begin, remember that we always suggest you align teeth because it’s best for your oral health (and you’re about to find out why).
Brush, Floss, Repeat: How Much Time Does It All Take?
You may wonder how long it’s going to take you to care for your smile. Will you be able to stop the consistent dental hygiene at some point? Are your teeth going to fall out when you’re older no matter what? When it comes to questions revolving around oral health and time, we receive a diverse array of inquiries. To help you feel more secure regarding what it really takes to care for your teeth and gums, whether it’s worth it in the long run, and how much time you’re going to need to invest, we’re happy to break down the details.
