Dental Health

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Dental Treatments

Everyone from preschoolers to senior citizens should have regular dental checkups so that dental problems can be treated early—or prevented entirely. If you are experiencing tooth pain or have any concerns related to your oral health, your general dentist’s office should be the first place you call. Your dentist will examine you and recommend dental treatments that can help you achieve the best possible oral health. Let’s take a look at some common dental treatments and why they might be necessary.

Oral Health Risk Assessment

Learn if you are at risk for tooth decay, periodontal disease or oral cancer.

Aging and Dental Care

Age is one of many factors that can affect your smile.

Diabetes and Dental Care

Although the exact cause of diabetes is a mystery, your dentist may be able to spot early signs of the disease.

Dialysis and Dental Care

Oral health is a vital part of the overall health of dialysis patients.

Oral Cancer and Dental Care

When it comes to oral cancer, early detection is your best defense.

Oral Health and Teenagers

Between busy schedules, poor eating habits and contact sports, teens can be rough on their teeth.

Osteoporosis and Dental Care

Although osteoporosis is often called “the silent disease,” your dentist may be able to spot the early signs.

Pregnancy and Dental Care

Good oral health habits not only help prevent oral problems during pregnancy, they can also affect the health of your unborn child.

Oral Health

What does the phrase “oral health” mean to you? No new cavities at your dental checkup? That’s certainly part of it. But it’s really so much more than a lack of tooth decay. Good oral health means a mouth that’s free of disease—which can range all the way from mild gingivitis (gum inflammation) to oral cancer; a bite that functions well enough for you to eat without pain and get ample nutrition; and a smile that lets you express your happiest emotions with confidence. Simply put, oral health is a crucial component of your overall health and well-being.

Oral Hygiene

What does good oral hygiene mean to you: Flashing a pearly-white smile? Having fresh smelling breath? Feeling that squeaky-clean sensation all around your teeth and tongue? All of these are important indicators about the state of your oral health — and they're often the first thing people notice when they meet you.

Pediatric Dentistry

Your child won't keep his or her first teeth forever, but that doesn't mean those tiny pearly whites don't need conscientious care. Maintaining your child's dental health now will provide health benefits well into adulthood, as primary (baby) teeth serve some extremely important functions.

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