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At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we want you to have optimal oral health. One of the best ways to do this is to make wise choices in your everyday life that do not negatively affect your oral health. Unfortunately, some patients make poor lifestyle choices, and it can negatively impact your oral health. While these habits might not be affecting your oral health now, they will most certainly lead to problems in the future.
We often stress the importance of establishing and maintaining a regular oral hygiene routine. Patients who follow through with this typically have fewer oral health problems and issues when compared to other patients. If you do not always care for your mouth the way you should and have been noticing blood when you brush and floss your teeth, you may be experiencing a problem with your oral health. Continue reading to learn more.
Would you love to straighten your teeth but are hesitant to inquire about treatment because of your age? We are here to tell you that there is no time like the present to improve your teeth placement and oral health. We are proud to offer orthodontic treatment to adults of all ages. Straightening your teeth offers many benefits other than simply improving your appearance. Many of our adult patients are thrilled with the results following orthodontic treatment while under our care.
Have you or a loved one experienced tooth loss and are concerned about choosing a tooth replacement option? We are happy to help our patients through the process, and we are excited to announce that there is one treatment option we can now complete from start to finish in our office — dental implants. Dental implants are a popular choice for patients who have experienced tooth loss because of the many benefits they offer. Continue reading to learn more about how this service can improve your oral health.
At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we stress the importance of maintaining proper oral health to our patients of all ages. Our young patients follow their parents’ directions and often receive help when brushing and cleaning their teeth as well as attending scheduled routine appointments. Unfortunately, as children move into the teenage years, sometimes it is not as easy to guide their oral health.
Do you find yourself avoiding my office because you experience anxiety at the thought of a hygiene examination, cleaning, or dental treatment? If so, you are not alone. There are a large number of adults who also experience anxiety or fear the dentist. Avoiding dental care can lead to serious oral health complications and more time in my office. I want to share some tips to help you relax before your visit. Read on to learn more.
With Halloween coming up later this month, it seems like there are endless sweets and candy available everywhere you turn. If you are a sugar lover, it can be difficult to deny yourself the treats this month. There is no reason you can’t enjoy some of your favorite treats in moderation. We encourage our patients to spend a little extra time this month caring for their oral health. Now is a great opportunity to evaluate the way you care for and clean your teeth. We see you so infrequently during the year, and it is important that you are paying enough attention to your oral health. Slacking on your oral hygiene routine increases the likelihood of developing tooth decay and gum disease.
Do you often experience unexplained jaw and facial discomfort? Or do you often wake in the morning with a headache before you even start the day? It is not uncommon to experience these issues from time to time, but if you are experiencing issues regularly, there is a chance you may be suffering from a common condition known as TMD. Thankfully, I offer treatment options to help improve and eliminate your symptoms. Continue reading to learn more about this condition and the importance of receiving treatment.
Do you feel that you properly care for your teeth? While tooth enamel — the outside covering of your teeth — is the strongest substance in the body, it is not indestructible. Even if you believe you take excellent care of your teeth, you may have some bad habits that will eventually lead to damaged tooth enamel. Damaged tooth enamel that is not treated in a timely fashion can lead to serious complications to your oral health.
Are you experiencing issues with your oral health and feel overwhelmed at the thought of needing multiple dental treatments to restore the function of your teeth? Whether it has been some time since your last appointment, you have experienced dental trauma, or you have recently visited our office and learned you need a number of dental treatments, we are here to help you. Restoring your oral health is not only beneficial to your mouth, but it is also beneficial to your overall health as well. Read on to learn more.
