The COVID-19 pandemic is a scary thing. Now, more than ever, it’s important to practice excellent hygiene habits. You should take steps to ensure that both you and your family stay safe and healthy. While many people don’t think of their toothbrush as a way of spreading or catching the virus, it is covered in bacteria daily. If you live with others, this is especially true. Practicing safe oral hygiene habits will keep everyone living their best lives.

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For people with dental insurance, there is a small window of opportunity open to take advantage of their coverage before the year ends. Why is it so important to take action now, though? After all, can’t you just wait until January? Find out why this type of mindset could be costing you big money and placing your oral health at risk. Additionally, you’ll learn how to get the most out of your dental insurance and a fresh new start to your oral health in 2020!

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Did you know that gum disease affects almost half of the U.S. population, or around 65 million adults? Many people underestimate the impact of this common condition but the truth is that it has serious consequences to your oral health andoverall health. Fortunately, gum disease can be prevented or well-managed with preventative dentistry such as regular checkups and cleanings, which greatly lowers the risk of the many problems associated with it. The first step? Understanding the importance of healthy gums and recognizing the symptoms of gum disease early on. Keep reading to learn more!

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Do you have some smile flaws that have left you hesitant to show your ivories and feeling less confident? If so, you no longer have to continue living in the shadows. That’s because dental bonding and reshaping can conveniently remake the appearance of your front-facing teeth. The final result will be an attractive smile that’ll make you feel compelled to show it to the world. Read on to learn more about both processes and prepare for an aesthetic upgrade!

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You’ve just had a tooth extraction. With the most modern dental advancements, these procedures have minimal trauma and discomfort to the surrounding areas of your mouth and are mostly quick and uneventful. After receiving some guidelines from your dentist about post-operative care, you want to be sure that you’re doing everything you should be for your gums to heal properly. Certain habits can increase your risk of oral complications including infection and dry socket. Read on for some do’s and don’ts of post-surgery care. (more…)