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Oral Cancer-Am I at Risk? The most common places that oral cancer begins invading the body are the tongue and the floor of the mouth. These growths can be serious and are usually a form of squamous cell carcinoma. Often they will spread to the lips and if left untreated the cancer will continue to … Oral Cancer-Am I at Risk?
5 Easy Tips to Keeping Your Teeth Healthy The gums and the teeth are frequently overlooked important areas of our health. Not only will healthy teeth give you a beautiful smile, they will increase your quality of life. While there is some effort involved in keeping the teeth healthy, the benefits are enormous and I’m … 5 Easy Tips to Keeping Your Teeth Healthy
Fixing a Gummy Smile- What are my options? Patients often ask if veneers or braces are the right option for them to correct a “gummy smile.” When you come into our office for an initial consultation, Dr. Cirka, Dr. Jeon and Dr. Smith will evaluate your smile and see how to best achieve perfection.
Is Brushing Alone Enough? Brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste is an extremely important way to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. If you are doing this now, that is wonderful news to hear!
We dentists often get asked “DO I REALLY NEED TO SEE A DENTIST?” YES. There are reasons that you may or may not know: Avoid Major Dental Work With regular checkups, we dentists can spot early signs of decay at a stage when the damage can sometimes be reversed, which means you’ll avoid the dreaded drill. The … New Year-New You
Right VS. Wrong Brushing Improper brushing is more common than most would think. Brushing your teeth may sound like a simple task, but doing so improperly could lead into problems regarding your oral health. Your mouth has more germs in it than the number of people on this planet. “A common misunderstanding is that just … Right VS. Wrong Brushing
Healthy Heart from Healthy Teeth? Did you know that oral health habits can lead to keeping your heart healthier as well? Research has found many links to the state or your heart and the state of your mouth. It’s found that those who currently have gum disease, or periodontitis, are 2x more likely at risk for … Healthy Heart from Healthy Teeth?
Finally stopped smoking? Congratulations! This change can only benefit your overall health and wellness. But even though you no longer smell like cigarettes or have cigarette breath, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a telltale sign of your one-time addiction: your smile. No matter how long your smoking habit lasted, chances are good that tobacco did … Kick the Habit: A Smile Makeover After You Quit Smoking
You want a new smile. You need a new smile. Your teeth are not in the best shape, and neither are your gums. So what are the chances of you being able to actually achieve the beautiful, healthy smile you’ve always wanted? Don’t despair! With the right treatment, you can create the foundation that’s necessary … Don’t Let Embarrassment Get in the Way of Your Smile Makeover
By the time your six-month dental cleaning and exam rolls around, you can probably tell that your teeth are in need of a little extra TLC. Even if you’ve been diligent about brushing and flossing, it always feels good to have your teeth professionally cleaned and to know the built-up tartar that your toothbrush can’t … 4 Teeth and Gum Symptoms You Should Never Ignore
Heart disease is a terrifying diagnosis that many people attempt to stay one step ahead of and circumvent. You can watch what you eat, keep tabs on your cholesterol and blood pressure, and have regular exams by your cardiologist. But did you know that visiting your dentist may help keep heart health in check too?
There are plenty of resolutions being made now for the New Year, and chances are many of them will be abandoned before Valentine’s Day rolls around. Changing the way you look can happen in a variety of ways – weight loss isn’t the only way to reinvent yourself – and nothing makes a bigger impact … 5 Ways to Improve Your Smile in the New Year