Tooth sensitivity is a frustrating and uncomfortable issue that causes pain during everyday activities like biting, chewing, and drinking. While we may never be able to completely rid ourselves of the risk of tooth sensitivity, understanding its most common causes and identifying the habits to avoid that can worsen it are crucial steps in keeping this condition under control.
How many times have you dealt with a serious issue and thought to yourself, "I could very easily have prevented this!"? It's usually true. Whether it's a problem with your car, your home, or your general health, it would likely have been prevented with some upkeep and care. This is especially true of your dental health. Taking some simple steps ...
When was your last to visit a dentist for a teeth cleaning appointment? Sure, life happens, and squeezing in time for a teeth cleaning can prove challenging, but scheduling regular cleanings can positively influence oral health and set up your smile for success! Our patients in North Tampa, Lake Magdalene, Hamlet, Brentwood, Carrollwood, and the Lutz areas can expect bright, ...
You may have heard that dental cleanings are essential to maintaining excellent oral health, but you may not understand why. Dental cleanings are completed by licensed dental professionals educated and trained to remove plaque and screen for oral health issues.
Far too many Tampa, FL patients neglect their twice-yearly dental cleaning appointments because they don't see any issue with their teeth ...
Dry mouth happens when you do not produce enough saliva to keep your mouth moist. While a common condition, it can be detrimental if not managed properly. Yet, it is often not reported or properly managed. While it might be uncomfortable, it can also harm your oral health.
The best way to treat dry mouth often depends on why it's happening. ...
Sensitive teeth can be annoying and troublesome, especially if they get in the way of thoroughly enjoying your favorite hot or cold treats, like coffee, ice cream, and more.
You may have never had to deal with sensitive teeth before, but now suddenly, you're worried about drinking your favorite latte. You might even be confused about why you're dealing with this ...
Under normal circumstances, the ADA recommends visiting your dentist every six months for a routine checkup and teeth cleaning. However, due to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, most dental offices around the country are either closed entirely or limiting their services to emergency dentistry only.
It may be a few months before you’re able to see your ...