Not every oral symptom is serious, but it’s always worth getting checked. If something in your mouth hasn’t improved after two weeks, call us for a thorough dental examination.
After a tooth extraction, stick to soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, soup, and smoothies while your mouth heals. Avoid crunchy or spicy foods to protect the extraction site and prevent irritation.
Old fillings don’t last forever. If you notice pain or wear, it may be time for a replacement.
• Worn or damaged existing fillings?
• Tooth pain around old dental work?
• Food getting stuck in filled teeth?
Citrus, soda, and even sports drinks may taste refreshing, but their acids slowly weaken your tooth enamel. Rinse with water afterward and protect your smile!
Dental Infections and Headaches: Your oral health is more connected to your overall well-being than you might think! Prevent headaches by treating dental infections early.
During Dental Assistant Recognition Week, we’re shining a spotlight on the amazing dental assistants who help create positive experiences for our patients.
You may benefit from treatment if you notice:
• Overlapping or rotated teeth
• Difficulty flossing between teeth
• Frequent cavities or gum irritation
• Bite discomfort
Kids + Cavities = A Common Combo
• Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood conditions
• Cavities can form as soon as teeth appear
• Regular checkups and brushing help stop decay early
Prevention is always easier than treatment!