Posts Categorized: Senior Oral Health

Oral Health and the Risk of Alzheimer’s

Maintaining good oral hygiene is a practice ingrained in our daily routines, from brushing and flossing to regular dental check-ups with your dentist in Warsaw. But did you know that your oral health can affect more than just your smile? Recent research has uncovered a surprising link between oral health and the risk of developing… Read more »

Gum Recession: Causes, Treatment & Prevention

Maintaining good oral health is essential for a confident smile and overall well-being. But that doesn’t mean dental problems can’t happen. One common dental concern that many individuals face is gum recession. Gum recession occurs when the gum tissue surrounding the teeth wears away, exposing the tooth’s roots. This can increase tooth sensitivity and increase… Read more »

Top 5 Resolutions for a Healthy Smile

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  New Year’s resolutions are made each and every time the ball drops in Times Square and we all sing Auld Lang Syne. Resolutions give us hope for a better, more successful, healthier year. But unfortunately nearly half of all resolutions fail within six months. At my Warsaw dental office, we want to challenge our… Read more »

Dos and Don’ts of Denture Care

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Many of our patients experience tooth loss, and while dentures can provide a solid solution for missing teeth, there’s still a maintenance routine that needs to be done to extend the life of dentures and protect overall oral health. At my Warsaw dental office we want all of our patients to get the most out… Read more »

Your Oral Health and Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a disease that mainly affects women over the age of 50. But it can happen to anyone no matter age or gender. Osteoporosis causes bone density to decrease, making breaks and whole-body concerns much more common. At my Warsaw dental office, we want to talk about how your oral health may be linked… Read more »

Seniors and Oral Health

A common misconception is that as we age, we must lose our natural teeth. That’s not necessarily always true. With a lifetime of proper oral hygiene and regular dental visits to my Warsaw dental office, it’s possible to keep your teeth for your whole life. However dental care for seniors becomes particularly important. Gum Disease… Read more »