So you’ve purchased or received a water flosser, but you’re scared of using it. You’re used to flossing, and this new machine is the genesis of the robot uprising. Many of our patients actually prefer water flossing to traditional flossing, and though the adapting from traditional flossing can take some time to become familiar with, it can be an awesome... read more »

Along with the pumpkins, ghosts, and ghouls that will be around this holiday season, so too will there be plenty of sugary sweets and treats. With this in mind, it is important to make sure you take care of your teeth so they can survive the risks of oral ailments that lie before you. Keep in mind the following tips... read more »

By the time your children reach six years of age, they are probably ready to start brushing their teeth on their own. While you can let them brush, you should work with them to develop good brushing and flossing habits, and inspect their teeth to make sure that they have done a thorough job. To help involve your child in... read more »

Gum disease can have a serious impact on your health. Not only can you lose teeth and bone mass in your jaw if you don’t treat the problem, but you are also at risk for heart and respiratory problems, and you may even increase the danger of developing dementia. There are a number of things that can cause gum disease,... read more »

The roots of dentistry penetrate more deeply than the roots of your teeth. In fact, there’s pretty firm evidence that it existed over 14,000 years ago. What was it like in the Middle Ages? Here’s a brief timeline of significant events: 700 A.D: A Chinese medical text writes of the use of a “silver paste” – in other words, a... read more »

Each of your teeth has an important job to do. In the case of your back teeth, also known as your premolars and molars, their job is to chew your food to make it easier for your body to digest. In order to accomplish this effectively, your back teeth come equipped with fissures, or grooves and ridges on the chewing... read more »

Are you aware that bad breath, also known as halitosis, is extremely common? It often has many causes, not just those displayed only as the result of the foods we eat. If your oral health routine in mistreated, bacteria has a greater chance to flourish in your mouth. Bad breath results in nasty odors from your mouth stemming from this... read more »

If you’re teeth have been fully grown in for a long time, and you haven’t received orthodontic care yet, you may be at a higher risk for dental problems if you want to receive a cosmetic fix. If your teeth need an orthodontist fix, then Patient-First Dental Care is ready to help get the right look and comfortability for you... read more »

Have you ever wanted your smile to be in its peak physical condition? Do you ever wish your teeth and gums would stay strong for a lifetime? If you want your smile to last on, here are some of the basics of oral health care: - Are you evading snacks that can easily chip and crack your teeth, such as... read more »

Here at Patient-First Dental Care, we endeavor to use our new blog as a regular means for publishing valuable content for our community through monthly blog posts. Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, we’re able to further explore some of the most important topics pertaining to our industry and area of expertise here on our website through these articles.... read more »