Fluoride is a mineral that is naturally found in water and some foods. Fluoride is sometimes referred to as nature’s cavity fighter, as this mineral can strengthen tooth enamel, thus helping to protect teeth against acid attacks that cause cavities. In addition, fluoride strengthens developing and growing teeth. Because fluoride... Read more »
What is oral cancer? Cancer is the uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells that invade the surrounding tissue and cause damage. Oral cancer can occur in the tongue, lips, floor of the mouth, cheeks, sinuses, hard and soft palate, and throat. Like other cancers, oral cancer can be life-threatening if not... Read more »
As a working adult, having fresh breath is a must in any professional situation. Bad breath can get in the way of making a great first impression, which isn’t what you want in the business world. Not to mention that bad breath can make social situations less "social". If you'd like... Read more »
Preventive care is truly the most important dental service you can give yourself. You benefit from having your teeth examined for signs of new cavities or problems with existing fillings or crowns, removing any build-up of tartar or plaque and checking the health of your gums. Since many oral problems... Read more »
“Do you offer free dental exams? What about free dental x-rays? I’ve seen ads on TV.” We had a caller ask us these questions last week. Although it’s nice to get things for free, it makes us think about what you’re getting in a new patient exam in our office.... Read more »
Do I Really Need Regular Dental Exams? Life is busy these days! Sometimes it may feel like there’s just not enough time for everything. Putting off your next dental exam may sound tempting. If you're thinking about Nashua NH dental care you may ask, “How often do I need to... Read more »
Do You Have a High Cavity Risk? How frustrating! You brush twice a day and floss before bedtime; you watch what you eat and stay away from candy and sugary drinks. Still, you find yourself dreading going to the dentist because every time it seems like you have another cavity.... Read more »
We recently had a patient send us a survey comment questioning why his/her regular tooth cleaning appointment took longer than 30 minutes. "Everyone else I know gets it done in half an hour. I am always there OVER an hour." So - just what do we do in all that... Read more »
