Everyone has days when they feel a little blue. You may be surprised to learn that your emotional state can significantly impact your oral health. Your mood can affect how you clean your teeth and the foods you choose, leading to actions that can damage your teeth and gums. Here are some examples:
We don’t know how you feel, but we are thrilled that spring has finally arrived! We know that, with the arrival of spring and the warm weather, many of your family members, especially children and teens, are going to be outside playing sports, biking, visiting playgrounds, and much more!
At Emerald Dental, we are here for your whole family. Our goal is to provide a unique and exceptional experience for every patient, making them feel like part of our family. We truly and deeply care about our patients and are committed to helping them with their current and future oral health. Some of our patients and team members recently sat with us to talk about our practice. We encourage you to learn more about our practice and hear thoughts from our team and our beloved patients. Click here to watch a short video.
When Was The Last Time You Visited The Dentist? We don’t know about you, but we cannot be more excited for spring to start on March 19th. Along with the hopes of warmer weather and enjoying more time outdoors, spring is a time when many people like to clean and tackle home projects. In addition…
Do you notice that there are signs of blood when you rinse your mouth after brushing? If so, you are experiencing bleeding gums. This can occur with something as simple as a piece of food or even a popcorn kernel getting stuck between your teeth. However, if you notice you are experiencing bleeding gums often, it can be an indication of a problem with your oral health. Bleeding gums can be caused by the following:
Would you love to straighten your teeth but have been holding off on learning more about orthodontic treatment due to your age? Orthodontic treatment has provided many benefits to our adult patients. There is no better time to learn more about how we can improve the alignment of your teeth than today. Orthodontic treatment can not only improve the appearance of your teeth, but it can also help prevent dental problems now and in the future. Read on to learn more about how we can change the alignment of your teeth.
At Emerald Dental, one of our goals is for our patients to have optimal oral health. Unfortunately, many patients have habits that can have the opposite effect. These habits may not be currently causing a problem, but eventually you will see an impact on your teeth and oral health. Harmful habits that you may want to change include the following:
Do you feel that your lifestyle is stressful? Do you often feel like there isn’t enough time in the day to finish everything on your to-do list? We know that many people can feel like this from time to time, especially during the holiday season. Hopefully, now that the new year has arrived, your life will calm down and be less stressful. Stress can not only affect your overall health, but it can also affect your oral health. Read on to learn more about the ways in which your oral health may be in jeopardy.
We don’t know about you, but we could not be more excited for the arrival of the holiday season and the new year. What we are not excited about is the season when family and friends get the sniffles and other illnesses. If you or a loved one should happen to fall ill, there are certain precautions you need to take with your teeth and gums to ensure that your oral health doesn’t suffer.
We want to help our patients learn how to prevent dental problems from occurring. The best way to do this is with preventive dental care. When you care for your teeth properly, you have a better chance of keeping your natural teeth for life. Preventative dentistry focuses on keeping your teeth and mouth free from decay and disease, and it is something you can do on your own in conjunction with receiving care in our office. Read on to learn more about the importance of preventative dental care and how it can affect your oral health.