Posts Categorized: Oral Health

Why Are Mouthguards Important? 

When it comes to protecting our bodies during physical activities, we often prioritize helmets, knee pads, and other protective gear. However, one crucial piece of equipment that is often overlooked, or is considered only necessary for kids, is the mouthguard. In fact, your dentist in Warsaw would recommend that everyone wears a mouthguard when playing… Read more »

How to Prevent Tooth Decay

Your dentist in Warsaw believes that prevention is key when it comes to maintaining optimal oral health. Tooth decay is a common problem that can lead to more significant issues if left untreated. But there’s good news. Tooth decay can often be prevented. What is Tooth Decay? Tooth decay occurs when bacteria in your mouth produce… Read more »

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Missing teeth can be uncomfortable and embarrassing, and they can also lead to serious oral health issues. Fortunately, your dentist in Warsaw can offer several solutions to restore missing teeth, with dental implants being one of the most popular and effective. What are Dental Implants? Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically placed into… Read more »

Can Too Much Sun Damage Teeth? 

You hear it time and time again – from your doctor, the famous Mary Schmich, articles on the Internet, and yes, even from your dentist in Warsaw – wear sunscreen. This advice applies to both kids and adults, and it’s especially appropriate during National Sunscreen Day, celebrated every year on May 27th.  The Importance of… Read more »

Can Asthma Inhalers Cause Cavities?

May is Asthma Awareness Month. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 25 million Americans have asthma, including 6 million children or adolescents. Asthma is a disease that affects the lungs and can cause shortness of breath, wheezing, and chest pain. This disease can often be treated, most commonly with an inhaler…. Read more »

What Are The Most Common Oral Health Problems? 

Oral health can be confusing. After all, oral health includes the teeth, gums, tongue, and the entire anatomy of the oral-facial facial system. Not to mention, oral health has a well-researched history of being tied to overall health. For example, oral health may contribute to things such as cardiovascular disease, pregnancy complications, and pneumonia. But… Read more »