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Losing your teeth can lead to a number of oral health concerns, including a reduction in proper nutrition and loss of jawbone density. In order to restore the health and function of your smile you may benefit from replacement teeth. Do you need a dental prosthetic? Find out your options for enjoying a whole smile once again.
Despite the strength of our tooth enamel, our teeth are still susceptible to damage from injury or advanced decay. When this occurs, bacteria can eventually reach the inner pulp and cause an infection. In order to address an infected tooth we may recommend root canal therapy. Do we need root canals?
Whether it’s the weekend or you’re helping your little one pack a lunch, finding healthy meal options can he hard. However, a nutritious lunch can actually improve oral health and give your child more energy during the day. We will also look at the importance of having your child’s teeth cleaned regularly by a dental professional.
Did you know that April is designated as Stress Awareness Month? During this month healthcare professionals are recognizing the health risks of stress and the ways anxiety can hurt quality of life. As dental professionals, the team at Viva Dental Family Dentistry understands the link between stress and a serious oral health issue such as bruxism.
What may seem like an almost trivial problem can actually put your entire oral health at risk. Dry mouth occurs when saliva levels in the mouth plummet. Soon, you can actually experience an increased risk of tooth decay or possibly even gum disease. Wondering: “How do I combat dry mouth?” Fortunately, there are a few simple techniques for improving this common oral health problem.
Your little one needs to see the dentist on a regular basis. Otherwise, he/she could be at risk of developing gingivitis or tooth decay. But how do you prepare your child for dental visits? Often, children heel anxious about the visit or may even dread it. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to ease your child’s anxiety and help them enjoy a happy and calm visit to the office.
Each year, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics celebrate National Nutrition Month during March. The goal is simple: raise awareness about proper diet and exercise. In addition to helping you lose weight and reducing your risk of heart disease, eating right and exercising can have a positive impact on your oral health. We’re discussing a few tips for enjoying good oral health.
We all know that gum disease can lead to a multiple uncomfortable symptoms, including gums that appear red or bleed easily. However, there is also a link between gum disease and bone loss. In the advanced stages, periodontal disease can lead to serious complications, including the potential for tooth loss and even bone loss.
Did you know that heart disease, not cancer, is the number one cause of death in the United States? Almost 787,000 people die annually of this disease. To protect your health, you can start by taking care of your smile. Believe it or not, researchers have discovered a possible link between gum disease and heart disease. By improving oral health you can safeguard your overall health.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Across America, dental professionals are raising awareness about the importance of good dental care for young smiles. On February 27th, Dr. Truong and our team will be celebrating by hosting our third annual Give Kids a Smile event. Find out how your children may qualify for free dental cleanings and sealants.
