Why We Take X-Rays
Did you know that x-rays can help us detect bone loss and infections? Read below for more important information about x-rays. Please contact us to schedule your next dental visit.
To Floss or Not To Floss?
By now, you have likely seen news reports questioning whether flossing is necessary for your oral health. We want to answer your question right away with an absolute YES. Cleaning between your teeth is an essential part of caring for your teeth and gums. Whether you use traditional string dental floss, a water flosser, an interdental (between […]
Top 3 Steps to a Healthy Smile
Did you know that tooth decay is the single largest cause of school absences? The longer decay goes untreated, the worse it gets. Not only can this mean costlier expenses for you, but it also jeopardizes your child’s oral health and education. You can help your child have a healthy, happy smile by taking a […]
A Sweet Treat for Your Smile
Did you know that some types of sugar can be less detrimental for your teeth than others? The biggest nutritional factor impacting your oral health is sugar. Refined sugars and other refined carbohydrates cause most of the build-up of plaque and plaque-forming bacteria inside the mouth. This build-up is the primary cause of both tooth […]
10 Dental Facts from Our Park Ridge Dentist
Did you know that once a tooth gets knocked out, it starts to die within 15 minutes? If you put it in milk or hold it in your mouth, it will survive longer! Take a look at some of these interesting dental facts. Contact our Park Ridge dentist for more information or to schedule an […]