Dental Health

– Cindy You’ve been told you need to get a crown to cover one or more teeth, yet you’re apprehensive because you worry it will hurt. Your concerns about undergoing dental work are understandable. However, the good news is that getting a dental crown in Greensboro is one of the least painful dental procedures you…

– Cindy Have you ever gone to bite into your delicious dinner and suddenly find yourself dealing with a throbbing tooth pain? Well, you are not alone. According to the National Center of Biotechnology upwards of 88% of the population has reported some form of toothache. Though we can all relate to what it feels like to suffer…

Professional teeth cleaning is a part of good oral health practices.  The American Dental Association recommends professional teeth cleaning twice a year for people that have healthy teeth and gums. If you have the early stages of gum disease it may be required more often. Professional teeth cleaning is recommended to help improve oral health and to avoid gum…

Choosing the Best Toothbrush to Keep Your Mouth Healthy Good oral healthcare starts with having the right tools at home to care for your teeth. Your arsenal of tools starts with finding the best toothbrush to meet your needs. There is a wide range of options when it comes to toothbrushes. There are a few…

Remedies for Dry Mouth Cracked lips, mouth sores or a rough tongue, dry mouth is more than just feeling thirsty. Everyone suffers from a dry mouth every once in a while. However, when dry mouth, also called xerostomia, is persistent, it can cause serious dental, and overall health problems. Dry mouth occurs when the salivary…

Is Oral Cancer Preventable? Learn How to Identify the Signs Today There are many different types of cancer, while non are fully preventable, there are steps you can take that will help to even the playing field against oral cancer. Oral cancer can be completely treatable, but the success of the treatment highly depends on…

Receding Gums and Bleeding Gums It’s cause for concern when you experience the symptoms of receding gums, also known as gingival recession. Choosing to speak with a dentist about your receding gums could prevent long-term issues, such as gum disease-causing bacteria buildup and tooth and gum damage, that will cost a lot of money to repair, and a…