Your tongue can tell a lot about your oral health. Your dentist will take a good look at it during your twice yearly dental exam. But you should also be looking at it regularly to help determine if you’re suffering from one of the many conditions your tongue can reveal. The condition of your tongue… Continue reading Do I really need to pay attention to my tongue?
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How pregnancy affects your oral health
Pregnancy has a tremendous effect on the entire body, and the mouth is no exception. Often, during pregnancy, the body and the immune system seem to function at an ultra-sensitive level, reacting unpredictably to normal situations. The body’s response to the signs and symptoms of pregnancy can have a direct effect on the oral health.… Continue reading How pregnancy affects your oral health
Healthy dental habits to follow
Attending to your oral health is very important and can help you keep your teeth well into your old age. Good dental habits include brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist, but other habits can help keep your teeth healthy, as well. General Oral Hygiene Keeping your teeth clean should be part of your everyday routine.… Continue reading Healthy dental habits to follow
Tooth restorations: How crowns can help
Crowns are often used for tooth restorations, especially when the tooth has been severely damaged, cracked, or treated with a root canal. Dental crowns and bridges are also used together to replace missing teeth. Uses for Crowns Crowns are occasionally used for cosmetic purposes, but usually they’re reserved for restorations. Cosmetic problems that at one… Continue reading Tooth restorations: How crowns can help