How a smile can brighten your day and the day of others. Think about it – what’s one of the first things you notice about someone? Often, it’s their smile. But a smile is so much more than just a pleasant expression. It holds a surprising amount of power, both for the person giving it
Screenings Save Smiles: 3 Oral Cancer Myths Debunked When you visit us for your regular dental check-up, you’re not just getting a cleaning—you’re taking a proactive step in detecting oral cancer. Oral cancer refers to cancer that develops in any part of the mouth, sinuses, and throat. It can be life-threatening if not diagnosed and
1. The toothbrush is dry. It’s tough to keep the toothbrush dry if you’re actually brushing! Make sure to check your child’s toothbrush every day (and night ) – before it has time to dry. 2. You can still see food particles. After your child has brushed, ask for a smile. If you can still see bits
If you notice swelling in your mouth or jaw, call us right away for an appointment. Oral swelling is almost always caused by an infection of a tooth or the gums. If an infected tooth is the culprit, it usually means there’s a deep cavity allowing bacteria to infect the nerves and blood vessels within
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