National Kidney Awareness Month
Link between Oral Health and Kidney Disease March is National Kidney Month. Are you experiencing loose teeth or bleeding, swollen or sensitive gums? These are signs of tooth decay or gum disease. If you have kidney disease your oral health is extremely important as it can cause complications. A minor infection for someone without Kidney Disease can turn into a major problem for someone who has kidney disease.
Gum Disease is Preventable
Gum Disease is a preventable disease and happens to be the #1 reason people lose their teeth. Almost half of US citizens 30 years and older have gum disease. Of those people who are 65+ years old, 75% have gum disease. Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease, you can reverse the affects by properly caring for your teeth – brushing, flossing, rinsing and seeing your holistic dentist at least twice a year.
Heart Health Month
February is Heart Health Month. Did you know that your oral health care is directly related to your overall health? When visiting The DC Dentist, each patient's overall health is taken into consideration when discussing each patient's oral care treatment. Learn the warning signs!
Replacing Multiple Missing Teeth
Replacing a full set of teeth can be both exciting and daunting. Whether you’re considering this step for yourself or a loved one, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of your options.
The Best Way to Replace Missing Teeth
Your teeth are designed to last you the rest of your life. However, sometimes teeth break, fall out or need to be removed.
Oral Cancer Awareness Month: What you need to know about oral cancer
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, the perfect time to see our Holistic Dentist for your Spring Cleaning.
Creating Great Brushing Habits
Often people come to us asking what is the best toothbrush, how to floss and do they really need to rinse after brushing (yes, you do).
5 Reasons to See a Holistic Dentist & Hygienist
The importance of good oral hygiene is sadly often overlooked. Did you know that poor oral hygiene can lead to more than just dental problems?
Brushing vs. Flossing: Which is More Important?
To floss or not to floss appears to be an easy question, or is it? Who better to ask than your very own hygienist?