Imagine someone popping open a new bottle of their favorite brand of orange juice to go with breakfast. Its tantalizing color causes their taste buds to salivate at the very sight. They take their first, long-anticipated sip only to realize. . . doh! They just brushed their teeth. For most of us, we can sympathize […]
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It’s no secret that there is a strong link between sugar and tooth decay. For years, studies have proven that dietary-free sugars, also called added sugars, are the most critical risk factor for dental caries (cavities). Unfortunately, most of our food and drinks today contain dangerously high amounts of sugar. For example, sodas, and even […]
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Bruxism, otherwise known as teeth grinding, is when grinding and clenching of the teeth happens involuntarily. This forceful grinding usually occurs while asleep, and since the person is not aware, the pressure can be up to 250 pounds of force! Sleep bruxism is most common in children, adolescents, and young adults, but can affect people […]
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Dental hygiene needs to be an important part of your daily routine. Just like fitness, skincare, hair, and nutrition routines, your oral health should also be a priority. But developing a healthy relationship with your dental hygiene routine is easier said than done! Here are a few tips we’ve put together to help you create […]
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We all put off appointments in 2020. But it’s important to not neglect your dentist appointments, even during a global pandemic. Most offices have regulations, procedures, and guidelines set in place to protect their staff and patients. Routine dentist appointments are necessary for removing plaque, preventing any decay, and receiving your normal cleaning. We recommend […]
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If you’re considering whitening your teeth, you’re probably questioning how long it’s going to take. There is no clear answer. The length of time depends on the state of your teeth before the whitening process, the type of treatment you decide to do, and what has discolored your teeth in the first place. One method […]
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Have you ever wondered why we have wisdom teeth when most people get them removed? We know we have! Wisdom teeth are the extra molars that grow in during your teen and adult years. They are known to be the cause of thousands of dental surgeries every year. So why do we have them? The […]
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In the midst of trying to stay home and social distance, we’ve probably put off some appointments, including the dentist. At the very least, you should be visiting your dentist once a year. But, the recommendation to keep your dental health in best shape is to visit the dentist once every six months. The Importance […]
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On March 19, Governor Polis issued an executive order to limit all treatment to emergency care to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and conserve PPE. Our office is taking extra precautions during this time, and we are still here for your dental emergencies and answering any questions you may have. Dentists are considered essential; however, […]
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Mouthwash is a great way to keep your breath fresh and mouth clean, however, it should be used as a supplement, not a replacement, for brushing and flossing. And did you know that mouthwash wasn’t actually designed for your mouth when it was initially created? Let’s explore the history of mouthwash and alternative ways you […]
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