Tooth sensitivity when breathing in cold air!
This time of year, when the air temperature gets colder, you may notice that your teeth are more sensitive. Just below the hard enamel surface of your teeth is a tissue layer called “dentin” which contains many tiny tubules filled […]
Read MoreWhy I Became a Dental Hygienist
My inspiration to become a dental hygienist began at a young age. As a child I had very crooked teeth and my nick name was “Bucky Beaver”. My parents could not afford braces for me, so I got a job […]
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Oral Care for Seniors
Before you fly south, be sure to schedule a check up with your dental hygienist. As your mouth ages, it needs more TLC. Taking good care of your teeth and gums benefits your overall health – and you want to […]
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Plan Ahead For Thanksgiving – Avoid Acid Reflux!
Beware! Overeating this Thanksgiving may trigger an acid reflux episode. This occurs when stomach acids flow upward into the tube (esophagus) connecting the mouth and the stomach, sometimes reaching the mouth. These highly acidic digestive fluids irritate and burn the […]
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Don’t Let Halloween Treats Play Bad Tricks on Your Child’s Teeth
Are you worried about the effect all that sugar from all that Halloween candy will have on your child’s teeth? If so, you are a wise parent and this blog is for you. Sugar feeds the bacteria that cause tooth […]
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