When people think about the dentist, they focus on teeth, but we care about your gums just as much! Most people don’t pay much attention to their gums, which is why gum disease is a common problem that a lot of adults face. Gum disease is linked to serious issues like tooth loss and even cardiac events, so we hope that during National Gum Care Month, you’ll take our advice seriously.
If your teeth feel fine, you might feel like you can skip your regular visits. Unfortunately, teeth that look and feel alright could still be hiding problems, like tooth decay and gum disease. Your health is important, which is why it’s essential to get regular dental health checks.
Regular dental cleanings and checkups aren’t the only ways to protect your smile. Your daily routines can also make a big difference in your long-term oral health. Unfortunately, some habits you might overlook can lead to damage, discomfort, or costly dental issues down the line. Keep reading to find out if any harmful habits have snuck into your everyday routine.
You’ve probably felt stress in your body, whether it’s tension headaches, trouble sleeping, or tight shoulders. But have you ever considered how it might affect your teeth and gums? If you’ve been dealing with jaw pain, gum irritation, or sudden tooth sensitivity, stress might be playing a bigger role than you think. Continue reading for some of the most common questions about the link between stress and your smile.
Imagine a dental visit that’s more comfortable, precise, and requires less recovery time. With our new DEKA CO2 laser, that’s exactly what you can expect! This advanced technology allows us to perform a variety of treatments with greater precision and minimal discomfort, giving you a smoother, stress-free experience.
Caring for your gums is one of the easiest ways to protect your overall health and well-being. While brushing gets most of the attention, flossing plays an important role in maintaining a healthy smile. At Kewaskum Family Dentistry, we emphasize preventive care and daily flossing, which are two of the best tools to keep your gums in great shape.
At Kewaskum Family Dentistry, we know oral health is about more than just your teeth and gums. Research increasingly shows that keeping your mouth healthy plays an essential role in maintaining your body’s overall wellness. By prioritizing preventive care and healthy habits, you protect much more than your smile.
Did you know that your smile is one of your most valuable assets? With each tooth valued at roughly $5,000 when considering the cost of replacement, its total worth exceeds $140,000! That’s a pretty significant investment, and like anything valuable, it requires consistent care to keep it strong.
With the new year approaching, now is a great time to reflect on your oral health and make any necessary changes to ensure optimal health in 2025. Did you know there are several bad habits that can negatively affect the state of your teeth and gums? Being aware of these habits allows you to make the necessary changes to avoid potential problems and complications. We want to help you avoid any emergencies or issues with your teeth or gums due to conscious choices you may be making. Some bad habits to consider changing include:
If you have a school-aged child in your life or are a teacher, we hope you are enjoying summer to the fullest. Now is a great time to schedule an oral hygiene examination or an orthodontic consultation. If it has been some time since you received routine care or you are looking to start orthodontic treatment for yourself or a young family member, we encourage you to schedule an appointment before the start of the school year. Read on to learn more.
