With Covid-19, we have been faced with new challenges. One of those challenges is getting used to wearing a mask. Some dentists believe in a new thing called “mask mouth”, which stems from wearing a mask for several hours of the day and involves the buildup of bacteria and/or dry mouth. The dry mouth (decreased …
Tooth sensitivity doesn’t really disappear. Instead, it’s more likely to come and go. Plus, everyone is different and a treatment that may work for one person, may have no effect on another. You’ll need proper diagnosis from your dentist to know the source of the sensitivity…and then go from there. Some things that you can …
It goes without saying that a woman’s body changes a lot during pregnancy, but did you know that one of those changes could be sensitive teeth? Here are the top 3 reasons why expecting mothers may experience sensitive teeth: Increased Blood Flow Your body has to work extra hard when you are pregnant to support …
Your tooth enamel is the hardest substance in your body, containing 96% minerals. It cannot be regenerated once it is lost, which is why it is crucial that you do your best to protect it. When it wears away, your teeth become more vulnerable to cavities, chips, and cracks. Here are the top signs that …
All of the dentists, dental hygienists, and office staff at Healthy Smiles Family Dentistry would like to wish all of our lovely patients a warm, safe, and happy holiday season. Take it easy on the treats though and be sure to brush after meals! 2018 was a great year and we look forward to seeing …
