If you suffer from a medical condition in which foul odors continue to emanate out of your mouth, you have what is known as halitosis. Halitosis, also known as bad breath, often arises due to underlying issues within your mouth or in your body. It can be caused by numerous sources including poor dental health habits, the foods you eat,... read more »
Serious oral issues normally don’t begin that way When talking about your oral health, it is important to discuss plaque build-up and how ignoring it can lead to the most detrimental dental problems. Having a consistent routine of daily oral care can reduce plaque, which is the impetus of tooth decay and gum disease Brush Twice Every Day The best... read more »
If you want top-notch teeth and gums, then you need to avoid the enemies of the smile. Unfortunately, there are many. To help you avoid them, our dentist, Dr. Marla Wilson, would like to tell you all about them. That way you know what you’re doing. The smile enemies to avoid include: -Plaque: Plaque is a white, sticky film that... read more »
It’s well known that introducing excess sugar to your mouth can significantly increase your chances of suffering cavities. In some cases, it can also contribute to the development of hardened tartar near the gumline and increase your chances of suffering from gum disease. However, the occasional use of sugarless chewing gum can be beneficial for cavity prevention. The physical activity... read more »
If a substance is said to have low pH, then that means the acidity is high. The lower the pH level, the higher the acidity. Thus, foods with very low pH levels are often more dangerous for your tooth enamel. For instance, sour candy has some of the lowest pH levels in the entire food and snack industry. Studies have... read more »
Along with Halloween, October is National Dental Hygiene month! At Premier Dental Care in Indianapolis, Indiana, we are excited to share the message of Do The Daily 4, which are the four most important things you can do every day to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Dr. Marla Wilson and our team want to create oral health awareness for our... read more »