Should I Use Fluoride? 5 Things To Understand About The Ingredient
In dentistry and local water sources has been commonplace for many years to use fluoride. But as more natural, fluoride-free toothpaste and mouth rinse options appear on the market, consumers have begun questioning whether they should use the ingredient.
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When Should I Start Brushing My Child’s Teeth
A common question that new parents have once their children start to get teeth is when they should start brushing them. Cleaning the mouth of a child with brushing, flossing, and fluoride all start at different stages in the child’s development.
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4 Big Differences Between Same Day Crowns Vs. Traditional Crowns
If your dentist has told you that you need a crown for your tooth, you may not realize that there is more than one option available. This common procedure has a few solutions that can work best for a variety of patients including same day crowns and traditional lab-crafted crowns.
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4 Important Facts About Teething
Teething is the process by which babies obtain their teeth. Most babies are born without any teeth because they do not need them at birth or for a long period of time after because they will eat via breastfeeding for the first several months of their lives. After about six to twelve months, your baby […]
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4 Important Things To Know About Anesthesia
If you have ever experienced dental surgery or have had your wisdom teeth removed, you have most likely heard the word “anesthesia.” It is an agent that helps dentists and oral surgeons safely perform procedures and allows patients to feel comfortable during potentially painful or nerve-wracking situations. Continue reading to learn more about anesthesia and dental surgeries. If you are in need of oral surgery, feel free to reach out to us at Mills River Family Dental.
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3+ Important Facts About Gingivitis
Have you ever noticed your gums looking red? Or have you suddenly begun to have irritation along your gum line? If you have experienced either of these issues, you may be developing gingivitis. Gingivitis (often referred to as gum disease) is a common dental disease affecting many people in the United States and worldwide. It is a disease of the gums and is a mild form of periodontitis. Gingivitis is dangerous because if it progresses it can cause serious gum and mouth issues. Continue reading to learn more about this condition and how you can prevent, recognize, and treat it.
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