Can You Reverse Gum Disease?
Gum disease is a common yet serious oral health condition that affects nearly half of all adults over the age of 30. However, the question many people ask is: Can gum disease be reversed? The answer to this question isn’t so straightforward and depends on how early it is caught and how you move forward following your diagnosis.
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Do You Need to Close a Tooth Gap?
If you have a gap between your teeth, you may be wondering if it needs to be closed. For some people, tooth gaps are a unique part of their smile and don’t cause any issues. However, some gaps can affect how you speak, chew, and feel about the appearance of your smile. While not all gaps require treatment, some may lead to complications over time.
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Is Holistic Dentistry Right For Your Oral Health?
Alternative dental practices have become increasingly popular over the last few years. As people become more weary of some dental practices and ingredients, they may find themselves considering holistic dentistry. But not all dental practices are created equal, and some may not be sufficient to address oral health problems.
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The Impact of Fluoride-Free Public Water Sources On Your Oral Health
At the end of February 2025, the Utah State Senate approved a bill that calls for the end of community water fluoridation. Their vote sent the bill to Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk for approval. On March 28, Gov. Cox signed the legislation, making Utah the first state in the country with fluoride-free public water sources.
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Dental Care Tips for Children Under 6
Establishing a great oral hygiene routine in children is essential for setting them up for life-long oral health success. While teaching them to brush and floss might seem like a small task, it has a major impact on the rest of their lives. With good oral hygiene, they can avoid much of the pain and cost of restorative dental care.
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Tackling Dentophobia with Sedation Dentistry
If you have a dental appointment coming up, you may be feeling a bit of anxiety about it. This anxiety isn’t uncommon. Approximately 36% of people experience some dental anxiety, also referred to as dentophobia, before an appointment. In some cases, this phobia can stop you from seeking essential dental care.
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