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We are so happy that it is finally spring. Spring is a popular time for “spring cleaning,” which is the process of thoroughly cleaning your home to remove the lingering effects of the winter. We encourage our patients to do the same with their oral health. If it has been some time since your last visit, spring is the perfect time to schedule an oral hygiene examination and cleaning. Read on to learn more.
Are you and your loved ones excited that Halloween will be here in a few short weeks? If you are a Halloween lover, do you enjoy the spooky movies and costumes, or are you all about the sweet treats? We know that many people will pick the sweet treats, as Americans purchase more than $2 billion worth of candy each Halloween season. We often share the importance of limiting sugar, so we want to share some candy alternatives you can try with your family this year.
The weather over the past few months has been brutally hot. We don’t know how you feel, but we are thrilled that fall has officially arrived, and cooler weather is coming our way. With the arrival of fall, we encourage our patients to schedule any appointments that may be needed for themselves or their family members. We know that you may be busy with activities and Halloween festivities, but your oral health is important. Now is the perfect time to schedule your visit to make sure you see us before the end of the year. Read on to learn more. The closer you get to the end of the year, the more there is a rush for last-minute appointments to use up any remaining insurance benefits. Read on to learn more.
At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we care about the state of your oral health. This is one of the reasons we are so passionate about patients receiving routine dental care in our office. We also want to be sure our patients know how to clean and care for their teeth between appointments in our office. Today, we want to share the importance of maintaining your oral health when you are under the weather. Being sick is never fun, but it’s even worse if your oral health suffers.
At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we are passionate about your oral health and want our patients to share the passion we feel. We see our patients so infrequently during the year that they must be responsible for managing their oral hygiene routine on their own. We want to stress the importance of caring for your teeth properly each and every day. It will save you a lot of money in the end when you do not need additional dental care. Here are some helpful tips:
We encourage our patients to be proactive with their oral health. Since we see patients so infrequently during the year, we want patients to be mindful of their oral health and contact our office if they suspect a problem. Unfortunately, certain habits can lead to serious complications that can seriously affect a patient’s teeth, gums, and mouth. While some patients experience immediate problems, others can expect to have issues in the near future. We want to share some common habits that can harm your oral health. Read on to learn more.
At Noble Oaks Dentistry, we love providing tips to our patients to help them achieve optimal oral health. One area that some patients can improve upon is their eating habits. We suggest maintaining a healthy diet and avoiding foods high in sugar and starch. With the middle of summer upon us, we know that there are many opportunities where less nutritious food choices will be tempting. It is important to remember that anything in moderation is great, but overindulgence can lead to problems with your oral health.
When was the last time you visited our office for a routine hygiene examination and cleaning? If it has been longer than six months since your last visit, you are due for a cleaning. With the start of the new year just behind us, now is the perfect time to schedule a visit for you and your loved ones. Even if you take excellent care of your teeth each day by thoroughly brushing and flossing, we still need to check them regularly.
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.
Do you find yourself stepping away when you speak closely with someone because of the smell of your breath? Or do you find yourself constantly reaching for mint gum because you know you have bad breath? Bad breath is something we all experience from time to time, especially after a large cup of coffee or a meal full of garlic and onions. For most of us, once we thoroughly brush and floss our teeth, our breath is back to being fresh. The problem arises when you have unexplained, recurring bad breath. Frequent bad breath is a sign there is a problem in your mouth.
