Posts Tagged ‘dental health’
Why Do I have Sensitive Teeth?
Sensitive teeth can be caused by a wide range of dental health issues and it can simply be something that is genetic for you. When you have hypersensitivity everything from toothbrushing to a hot and cold foods can send a shockwave of pain. At Friendly Dentistry in Greensboro, NC, we can help manage your sensitive…
Read MoreBleeding Gums: What to Do?
While brushing your teeth you notice that there are a few spots of blood. First, don’t panic, while it is not a great situation if you have bleeding gums, you are not alone. About 47% of adults over the age of 30 will have to deal with some form of periodontal disease. However, bleeding gums…
Read MoreNew Year’s Resolutions for Better Dental Health
This year while you’re waiting for the ball to drop and raise your glass in a toast to 2015, take a few moments to make a resolution or two for your teeth. Dental health is very important to your overall health, so take a minute to figure out what you can do to make sure…
Read MoreNorth Carolina Residents, Got Something Stuck in Your Teeth?
At Friendly Dentistry in Greensboro, NC our goal is to help all our patients enjoy outstanding oral health. Sometimes something as simple as getting food stuck in your teeth can be the catalyst to bigger oral health issues. As your trusted Greensboro NC dental office, we want to make sure you know what to do…
Read MoreTeeth Friendly Snacks on the Go!
The long, hot summer is just around the corner, which means relaxing outside and getting outdoors. It also means more picnic lunches and snacks to go, but don’t reach for the sweets no matter how delicious they might seem! Here are some tips for quick and healthy teeth friendly snacks that are good for your…
Read MoreShould I Make an Extra Trip to the Dentist?
Regularly visiting the dentist is very important to your health. It is generally recommended that you have a check-up twice a year (about six months apart) for a cleaning and to make everything is healthy. Not only does that help us catch any issues, but allows us to keep good track of your oral health…
Read MoreSports Drinks or Water from the Dental Perspective
Sports drinks are very popular today The popularity of sports drinks (and energy drinks) has really exploded in the last ten years. Sports drinks contain large amounts of sugar and acid (in the form of citric acid) which can and do damage tooth enamel making teeth more susceptible to decay. Gatorade was invented in 1965…
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