Do you love the idea of flossing and the health benefits that go with it but hate actually flossing? You are like many people! Not to worry, there are alternatives to string floss that have similar benefits and may be easier depending on the patient. Our team recently had a short seminar outlining the benefits of the Waterpik and we certainly learned some interesting facts!
Bad breath is a common complaint that we hear in the dental office. Whether you feel that your breath is not as fresh as it could be, or worse yet, someone else has told you your breath is bad, there is often a solution for this embarrassing issue.
Throughout our life stages our oral health care needs change. Today, we would like to discuss the unique dental needs of seniors – what seniors can do for homecare to support these needs as well as what we can do as oral healthcare providers.
There is no question that getting food out of the hard to reach places between your teeth is essential to keeping your teeth and gums healthy, but what if flossing is really not for you? The good news is that there are many alternatives to traditional floss and depending on the anatomy of your unique teeth, one of these alternatives may actually be a better solution!
The CDA reports that while 73% of the population brushes twice per day, only 28% are regularly flossing. Could this be due to the (highly inaccurate) report back in 2016 that flossing was not beneficial to your oral health? Or is it just because most people hate the feeling of string wrapped around the fingers and two hands trying to maneuver the floss between the teeth?
We often strive to make sound eating choices based on our personal health requirements as well as recommendations by the nutritional experts. Did you know your dental health team also has nutritional recommendations that will help to improve your oral health?
Maintaining good oral health is essential not only for a bright smile but also for overall well-being. Research has established a significant connection between oral health and systemic health, highlighting the importance of comprehensive dental care.
A common complaint we hear almost daily from patients involves the discomfort of having a chronic dry mouth. If you have experienced this condition before, you know just how uncomfortable a dry mouth is. Today we are going to look at what causes a dry mouth, side effects that occur as a result of not producing enough saliva, and what you can do to get some relief.
As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, the aroma of pumpkin spice fills coffee shops and kitchens alike. From lattes to pies, the pumpkin spice trend has become synonymous with the fall season. But as you indulge in these seasonal treats, have you ever wondered how it affects your dental health?...
Maintaining good dental hygiene is not just important for your teeth and gums, but it can also have an impact on your overall well-being. Poor oral health from not visiting a dental office in Barrie can lead to a variety of health issues and can even increase the risk of serious diseases. In this blog...
