When it comes to taking care of your teeth, you may need to make a few changes as you age. Dental problems are far more common in people over sixty, so you might also need to see a dentist more often. Brushing and flossing are...
Ah, there’s nothing like that first sip of coffee in the morning! It tastes amazing, helps wake us up, and provides a little dopamine boost. There are those of us who like to enjoy several cups a day, or who drink coffee while plugging away...
You work hard at keeping your head in the game, and keeping an eye on your dental health could improve your swing. With a bright, white smile, you can face anything with confidence—even the most treacherous sand trap. Following a few easy dental health tips...
Almost everyone will raise their hand when we ask them if they like treats! From toddlers to teens to seniors, we all like to enjoy something sweet from time to time. But if you’re worried about sugar causing cavities, you might feel guilty for enjoying...
Your unconscious daily habits might be putting your teeth at risk. Do you have unexplained headaches and wear on your teeth? You may be grinding them! There are other seemingly harmless behaviors that can cause significant damage over time. From clenching your teeth under stress...
Many people experience dry mouth more often during the cold weather of the winter season. It can happen for several reasons, from having a cold to breathing dry air or feeling less thirsty. However, dry mouth increases your risk of cavities and gum disease, so...
As we age, our teeth and gums face unique challenges. Seniors can experience a variety of dental issues, and we’re here to help. Many common dental problems can be prevented, managed, or repaired with professional treatment. We go over some of the most frequently seen...
Many people suffer from dry mouth, and it can be for a number of reasons. It could be from allergies or mild dehydration from not drinking enough water. Dry mouth is also a side effect of many common medications, including cold and flu remedies. But no...
Did you know that hypertension (high blood pressure) can lead to oral health problems? Adults who experience hypertension have an increased risk of developing gum disease. Even if you brush twice daily and floss regularly, high blood pressure still puts you at risk. We are going...
You’ve probably heard that green tea is good for you, and it’s true! Studies have proven that green tea is good for your oral health. Because of its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, green tea is a wonderful beverage to sip on. At Sun Lakes Dentistry, we...