When you visit your dentist (hopefully, at least twice a year), are you proud of the state of your teeth? Routine dental cleaning and checkup appointments are like a test for how well you’ve taken care of your teeth. Drs. Hakimzadeh and Reyhani can look closely for signs of trouble that you won’t be able… Read more »
You might eat with your eyes first, but your teeth are the first part of your body to actually contact your food. As such, your teeth are a significant part of your digestive system, and what you eat and drink affects them as much as your physical health. Your diet can increase your risk of… Read more »
Every dental crown serves essentially the same purpose—to cover, or cap, a damaged or cosmetically blemished tooth to restore the tooth’s beauty and function. However, there are many different kinds of dental crowns that vary in function, appearance, and cost. Determining which crown is right for you depends on your specific preferences, dental needs, and… Read more »
One of the amazing facts about chocolate, at least from the point of chocolate-lovers, is that it’s not as bad for your health and teeth as experts once believed. Chocolate contains numerous antioxidants that help boost your immune system to fight infections and diseases. The chemical, theobromine, a naturally-occurring substance in chocolate, helps stimulate healthy… Read more »
Compared to your overall healthcare, dental health can seem somewhat less complex. The terms are easily recognizable (teeth, gums, tongue, jaw, etc.), and you can do most of the work at home by brushing and flossing your teeth regularly. Nevertheless, many things about your dental health remain a mystery even to seasoned professionals, such as… Read more »
If your tooth hurts badly enough, then you might not hesitate to visit your dentist as soon as possible. If it’s only a minor nuisance, however, then you might not notice it, or you may just take an over-the-counter pain-reliever to get through the rest of your day. Ignoring a minor toothache can allow it… Read more »
Taking good care of your smile involves more than simply brushing and flossing your teeth every day. The bacteria that threaten your oral health aren’t always noticeable, and your toothbrush and floss may not always be enough to remove them from your teeth and gums. By attending a professional dental cleaning and exam at least… Read more »
