Most people avoid visiting their family dentist unless they absolutely have to. If you brush and floss, and aren’t suffering from any pain or signs of tooth decay, you don’t really have to see a dentist, do you? If you aren’t getting regular dental checkups, you may want to reconsider. Dentists can actually do a lot more than just take care of your teeth. Your dentist is trained to look for signs in your mouth that could indicate a deeper problem, and in some cases, your family dentist could save your life.…
Whether you’ve always felt self-conscious about a crooked smile, or are just starting to notice that your teeth seem a little less straight than they may have previously been, you might be investigating your options for a straighter, brighter smile with someone like Randolph S. Moore DMD. However, the idea of a full mouth of metal braces (or even a less obtrusive retainer) could send you straight into flashbacks of middle school.…
Did you know that almost half of American adults over 30 suffer from some degree of periodontal disease? With such a high rate of gum disease, it’s almost a sure thing that you or someone that you know will be affected at some point. Luckily, gum disease is reversible. In addition to all of the obvious things that you should be doing to protect your gums, like brushing your teeth several times a day, flossing, and visiting the dentist regularly, there are some natural remedies that you can use that will help protect your gums from periodontal disease and help reverse the damage if your gums are already unhealthy.…
