When we share intimate moments with loved ones, like kissing, it can be easy to overlook the potential health risks. Surprisingly, a single kiss can transmit over 500 germs! At Mount Auburn Dental, we believe it’s important to be aware of how such exchanges can impact your oral health.
Most people are aware that smoking and chewing tobacco can cause significant health problems, particularly for the lungs. However, it’s equally important to understand the serious harm tobacco can inflict on your mouth and teeth. At Mount Auburn Dental, we want to help you understand the risks and take steps to protect your oral health.
If you’re committed to good oral hygiene, you likely brush your teeth twice a day, and maybe even after meals. Regular brushing is essential for removing plaque and preventing tooth decay, but have you ever wondered, “Can you brush too much?” Surprisingly, the answer is yes.
Loss of teeth, bad breath, and bleeding gums are some of the signs of periodontal disease. However, this condition can start silently without noticeable symptoms. Left untreated, periodontal disease can cause irreversible damage to your teeth and gums. Fortunately, preventing this disease is possible,
While dental sealants are commonly associated with children’s oral care, adults can reap the benefits of this preventive treatment as well. At Mount Auburn Dental, we believe in proactive measures to safeguard your smile, and sealants play a crucial role in maintaining optimal oral health for patients of all ages.
If it has been more than 6 months since your last dental visit, it may not be possible to regain optimal oral health care without the assistance of professional care. While creating your oral health plan, make sure to start by scheduling an examination and professional thorough cleaning with our team.
Despite popular belief, there is no official dental specialty for cosmetic dentistry. There are, however, countless courses, training programs and advanced training which can allow a general dentist to master the art of dentistry. When considering cosmetic dentistry, start with a consultation.
Heart disease is a major health concern in the United States, and there are many risk factors that can contribute to its development. One risk factor that is often overlooked is gum disease. In this blog, we will explore the relationship between heart health and gum disease,
Good oral hygiene habits are essential to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. What you might not know is that research has found the health of your mouth actually mirrors the overall condition of your body. According to the Academy of General Dentistry,
If there is one recommended dental habit that many people struggle to embrace, it’s flossing. Whether you find traditional thread flossing challenging to maneuver, messy, or just time consuming, you are not alone. However, The American Dental Association (ADA) and our office want you to be able to floss regularly and thoroughly.