You might be wondering: why is my mouth so dry, what causes dry mouth, and can it lead to gum disease and other oral issues? In this YouTube episode, Modern Family Dental Care outlines the causes of dry mouth, its symptoms, its relationship with your oral health, and how to prevent dry mouth for good. […]
Gum disease is one of the most serious and common oral conditions that often go under the radar. This may be due to the spread of misconceptions or lack of awareness of this disease. Alternatively, it could be because more renowned oral ailments such as tooth decay, cavities, and impacted molars have overshadowed it. The
Who doesn’t wish an at-home oral health routine would be enough for perfectly white teeth? Unfortunately, for issues like tartar buildup, your daily oral care routine is just part of the equation. In this YouTube edition, we’ll discuss what tartar is, how you can prevent its buildup, and remove it without a dentist. What is
Bad breath can be embarrassing, no doubt. In most cases, it can affect an individual’s self-esteem, which can even cause anxiety. Bad breath, medically called halitosis, which affects more than 50 percent of the adult population, is a common dental condition characteristic of poor dental hygiene. But when it comes to problems that occur as
Although much of the focus surrounding teeth involves the appearance of teeth, common dental problems typically extend past visible issues to underlying concerns. At Modern Family Dental Care, we believe that oral health should be treated with an eye on underlying causes and that all incoming patients have the power to support their health through
Bad breath, whether real or imagined, is thought to plague as much as 50% of the adult population. From ubiquitous morning breath to chronic bad taste in your mouth, virtually everyone has dealt with bad breath at one time or another. Can Bad Breath Be Treated? Hopeless thought it may seem, bad breath can be
Sometimes, you’ll notice an unpleasant odor coming from your mouth. Like when you haven’t brushed your teeth, after you wake-up or when you haven’t eaten anything yet. This foul smell is what we call bad breath and it happens to most of us. It’s sometimes normal. However, if bad breath is persistent and is affecting
Growing up, almost everyone is taught to brush their teeth twice per day, floss every day, and visit the dentist twice per year. Why is that? This daily routine helps maintain oral hygiene. Over time, as people eat, food builds up in between the teeth. If this isn’t removed, it can quickly lead to cavities.
Today is Valentine’s Day, and you know what that means – at some point you’re going to be kissing your sweetie. And let’s be honest – kissing can be complicated. The mood, the timing, the lighting, the angle; everything needs to be just right for you to have a memorable kiss. But do you know
Flossing removes leftover food particles between your teeth and in places where your toothbrush can’t reach. Plaque can cause tooth decay, and flossing can help avoid plaque buildup from eating foods and drinks that stain teeth. However, you need to know how to floss your teeth properly for flossing to work. Do You Know How
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Preventive dental care is vital for maintaining your dental and overall health. It involves a variety of good oral hygiene practices that prevent dental issues
