Dental Hygiene

What is Plaque?

Sometimes, in the dental office, we use phrases that we assume everyone knows.  But, really, not everyone has a true understanding for many of the health and dental terms that are used regularly.  Let’s try to simplify and define some commonly used terms, starting with Plaque and Tartar. Dental plaque is a sticky film that forms on […]

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Heart Health

Did you know?  Having good dental hygiene can spare you health complications that gum disease and tooth decay may cause you down the road. There is a strong connections between gum disease and general health issues.  Some studies show that respiratory infections can be caused by simply inhaling bacteria from your mouth, which could even

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Back-To-School Gorgeous

“A smile is an inexpensive way to change your looks.: – Charles Gordy It’s back-to-school time and for many teenagers and college students, this means looking your best with the trendiest clothes, a cool new haircut and a beautiful smile! When you shopping for clothes and lining up a new hair style, consider a dental

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Fun Facts

Toothbrush Timeline: The first people to use a toothbrush were the people of India who used the end of a fresh neem twig to wipe their teeth after meals.  In 1600 China, people used a brush made of horsetail hairs attached on a cattle bone stick. In 1780, Williams Addis of England created the first

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Sodium Lauryl Sulfate my promote mouth ulcers

Most toothpastes on the market contain sodium lauryl sulfate.  This ingredient is used to create the foaming action and is shte same ingredient that creates foam in your hair shampoo and dish soap.  Some patients who suffer from mouth ulcers and canker sores may find that a toothpaste with sodium lauryl sulfate will irritate existing

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Bad Breath

Persistent dry mouth, called xerostomia, occurs when the flow of saliva decreases.  This is usually due to medications, breathing through the mouth, or salivary gland problems.  The enzymes in saliva help to clean the mouth and break down food particles that are known to cause odor.  To get saliva flowing again, try sucking on sugarless

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