Nobody wants to feel like they’re the one at the party with bad breath. While this happens to everyone occasionally, persistent strong bad breath is a medical condition known as halitosis—and it can be a symptom that something is wrong with your oral health. There are plenty of bad breath causes, but there are also simple, effective treatments to freshen... read more »
There are plenty of reasons why someone might put off going to the dentist. Insurance issues, means of travel, and even dental anxiety are all reasons why some might delay a dental visit, but many people simply may not know when to go to the dentist. Dental visits are an important part of both your oral and general healthcare, and... read more »
Everyone knows what the signs of healthy teeth look like, but can you say the same thing about healthy gums? While not typically considered to be the arbiters of bodily health, your gums and surrounding tissues can give you a surprising amount of insight into what’s going on in the rest of your body, similar to what your teeth say... read more »
It’s finally time for your biannual dentist appointment, but as the day draws closer, you just find yourself getting more and more anxious! If this sounds like something you can relate to, don’t worry, dental anxiety is understandable and far more common than most people think. However, visiting the dentist is one of the best things you can do for... read more »
In the same way that having a good relationship with your doctor is important to your overall health, finding a dentist that you trust is important for the long-term health of your mouth, teeth, and gums. In fact, dentists are specialized doctors that provide care for a part of your body that’s crucial to everyday activities like eating and articulating... read more »
For most people, brushing and flushing at home simply isn’t enough to keep your mouth free of problems for life. Visiting a dentist at least twice a year for dental checkups, cleanings, and other procedures is integral to keeping your mouth healthy. Dentists are doctors who have been specially trained to identify and treat problems in the mouth, many of... read more »
It’s important to remember that your mouth is—quite literally—the entrance to your body, and the health of your teeth, gums, and oral tissues has a surprisingly big impact on your overall health as well. You might not think of brushing your teeth as preventing your risk of heart attack or stroke, but current scientific data suggests you may be doing... read more »
Ready to see the difference in your smile? Call us, send us a message or come see us in person and let us welcome you to our Spanish Springs Family Dental clinic. We will care for your whole family in a space that is comfortable and welcoming, and the results will speak for themselves. Make your appointment today!
