by mssnbndfmd | Jun 15, 2020 | Blog, Dental Health
Summer is finally here! School is out, and kids can play without worrying about homework. While kids may change their activities, it is vital to ensure that their smiles don’t break. There are many ways to allow your child to enjoy summer while keeping teeth healthy...
by mssnbndfmd | Mar 30, 2020 | Blog, Dental Health, Tooth Pain
If you have dentures, then you know the importance of a proper fit. Snug, secure dentures provide the best look while also protecting the mouth. However, these devices can wear down over time, leading to subtle fit changes you might not notice. Below, we will give you...
by mssnbndfmd | Apr 17, 2019 | Dental Health
Nausea causes a number of discomforts: you throw up all the time, your stomach feels queasy and unsettled, and you lose all your strength. For these reasons alone, it’s important to seek medical attention whenever nausea lasts for longer than a few hours. To make...
by mssnbndfmd | Mar 18, 2019 | Dental Health
Manual toothbrushes get the job done, but do they clean the teeth as effectively as electric toothbrushes? Electric toothbrushes are quite pricey; are they worth the outlay? Which of them offers users more options? How do they measure up against each other? Find out...
by mssnbndfmd | Aug 6, 2016 | Dental Health
Oral health is important not only to have a perfect smile but also to maintain overall good health and to prevent certain oral diseases. While most of us maintain a good oral regimen with regular brushing, flossing and using mouthwashes, many people suffer from tooth...
by mssnbndfmd | Dec 16, 2015 | Dental Health
Women during pregnancy experience increased levels of the hormones progesterone and estrogen. The increase in hormone levels causes bacteria to form. This condition is known as pregnancy gingivitis. Women experience several symptoms such as red gums, bleeding gums,...
