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Got Jaw Pain? TMJ Awareness Month
Got Jaw Pain? TMJ Awareness Month
Cracking, snapping, or grating sounds when you open or close your mouth. Jaw pain. Ringing or aching ears. Difficulty chewing or the jaw joint locking in place. Headaches or migraines. Do you have some or all of these symptoms? If so, you may have a TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder—also known as TMD—which can range from mild to severe. For TMJ awareness month, let’s go into more detail…
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Scared of the Dentist? How to Cope
Scared of the Dentist? How to Cope
As we head into colder, darker days, let’s discuss a topic that might send a chill down your spine: dental anxiety. If you are petrified of the dentist, you’re in good company. According to the National Library of Medicine, dental anxiety affects approximately 36 percent of the population. These fears cause unpleasant mental and physical symptoms such as panic, sadness, anger, nausea, chills,…
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September is National Gum Care Month
September is National Gum Care Month
September is here, which means welcoming the beginning of autumn, cooler weather, and most importantly in dentistry, National Gum Care Month! You probably already know the importance of good oral health, but you may not know how to give your gums the best care or how to identify the signs and symptoms of gum disease. Know Your Gum Diseases There are two types of gum disease: gingivitis and…
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Swim Away from Dental Damage This Summer
Swim Away from Dental Damage This Summer
Swimming is a good way to beat the heat, but did you know it can have an impact on your dental health? It’s true! In recent years, it has become clear that there is a link between chlorinated pool water and dental conditions referred to as swimmer’s erosion, swimmer’s calculus, or swimmer’s mouth. When left untreated, these conditions can cause unpleasant effects like enamel loss, tooth…
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Mouthwash: Friend or Foe?
Mouthwash: Friend or Foe?
Every dentist will tell you that it is necessary to brush and floss your teeth to maintain your oral health, but what about using mouthwash? Is it an essential part of your dental routine, a neutral addition, or actively harmful? While there isn’t a dental consensus about the necessity of mouthwash, there are certain facts that can help you decide whether it is right for you. Ingredients…
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Better Hydration for Better Smiles
Better Hydration for Better Smiles
With the heat of summer on the horizon, many of us will need to drink more water than ever to stay hydrated. How does drinking water affect our teeth? Here are some ways that consuming water not only increases your overall health, but your dental health, too. No Sugars, No Acids Water is the best beverage partly because of what it doesn’t contain instead of what it does—that is, sugars and…
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Aging and Oral Health: Know the Facts
Aging and Oral Health: Know the Facts
It’s a fact that getting older results in changes to our dental health, so have you ever wondered what you can do to make sure that your teeth withstand the test of time? Is it inevitable that as we age, we will lose teeth and require dentures? Let’s talk about aging and the realities behind senior dental hygiene! A leading reason for tooth loss amongst seniors is gum disease. What starts as…
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Oral Cancer Awareness Month
Oral Cancer Awareness Month
April, a month that’s filled with beautiful spring weather, the sun is out longer, which means summer is getting closer. April is also the month to raise awareness of a cause very important to us, and one that could affect us all. It’s Oral Cancer Awareness Month. According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, approximately 54,000 people in the United States will be newly diagnosed with oral cancer…
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Historical Women in Dentistry
Historical Women in Dentistry
March is filled with so many special days that we often celebrate or engage with. St. Patrick’s Day, daylight savings, the first day of Spring, Pi Day, but did you know that March is also Women’s History Month? Women’s history month is a celebration of the role of women in American history, so let’s dive in together! HISTORY OF WOMEN’S MONTH The origin of women’s history month as a…
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Matters of the Heart! and Tips to De-Stress
Matters of the Heart! and Tips to De-Stress
It’s that of year… love and happiness is in the air! It’s also a month that brings awareness to big topics. February is Children’s Dental Health Month and American Heart Month (AHM). While many of us have kids, we all have hearts, so let’s talk about that. Our heart is the most vital muscle in our body and can become quite vulnerable. One main topic that we can focus on during this month…
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5 Causes of Sensitive Teeth
5 Causes of Sensitive Teeth
2022 is here, and so is winter! January is a very cold month; with the stormy weather, we may notice that the cold air is causing a sharp pain at the base of a tooth… or two. What exactly does that mean and why is it happening? The most common answer is tooth sensitivity. What is tooth sensitivity? It is exactly how it sounds, pain or discomfort in the teeth as a response to hot or cold…
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5 Holiday Stocking Stuffers to Make a Smile Brighter!
5 Holiday Stocking Stuffers to Make a Smile Brighter!
The Holidays are now in full swing. It’s getting colder, the sun is setting a little earlier, but the decorations are out and shining bright. The holidays are a time where people get together and celebrate friends, family, good health, happiness, and festive foods! With all the holiday sweets and desserts that we usually eat around this time, we don’t stop to think about the effects all that…
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Things You Need to Know About Dental History
Things You Need to Know About Dental History
The dentistry field has come a very long way from where it started. One of the oldest medical professions, it dates back to 7000 B.C. during the Indus Valley Civilization. However, descriptions that date back to 5,000 B.C document knowledge and presence of dentistry and tooth decay. Back then, people thought the cause of tooth decay came from tooth worms, but that was proven to be false in the…
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5 Easy Tips to Keep Your Teeth Healthy for Halloween
5 Easy Tips to Keep Your Teeth Healthy for Halloween
Halloween is approaching and we’re all looking forward to celebrating a little more freely this year! Vaccinations are out and people are feeling more comfortable going outside and participating in the festivities. Halloween brings out our inner child. It gets us excited to dress up, decorate the house, and share candy. It is also a time where we all feel comfortable enough to eat as many pieces…
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From Tooth Decay to Tooth Loss
From Tooth Decay to Tooth Loss
September is almost finished! Which means fall is right around the corner. It’s National Gum Care Month, and it’s a great time to brush up on routines that can keep our mouths clean and healthy. A simple action, like brushing teeth, is very beneficial to our oral health and overall wellness. Skipping out on a good oral hygiene routine can cause a lot of problems down the line. Especially…
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Do Toothpicks Really Belong in Your Mouth?
Do Toothpicks Really Belong in Your Mouth?
We use toothpicks in our daily lives, and they are useful for a lot of things. The toothpick’s job is to take food particles out from teeth and sometimes, it’s a substitute for actual floss. People also tend to grab them for other things as well. For example, they are great for craft-related projects, and we can say firsthand, those things are NOT sturdy. They can get lost very quickly and tend…
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Warning Signs & Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses
Warning Signs & Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses
August is here! This means it’s time for the kids to prepare to go back to school and it is also the last call for any summer vacations! This summer has been one for the books with record-breaking heat temperatures. Whenever this season comes back around, we all must make sure that we stay safe because extreme heat can cause an array of health problems. Let’s dive into the possibilities that…
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