You’re sitting on the beach, listening to the waves, and enjoying the warm sunshine. Then, you see someone attractive walk by. Are you confident enough to smile at them? Or do your stained or discolored teeth hold you back? Summer is a time for adventure and fun, making it the perfect time to breathe new life into your appearance. Read on to find out four reasons why you should get teeth whitening in Westhampton this July. (more…)
Have you ever been to the dentist and felt like you weren’t on the same page? Did it feel like they were speaking a different language? It can be challenging to keep up with all the terms that dental professionals use to talk about complex procedures—especially Dental Implants. In this post, you’ll become familiar with the definitions of common dental implant terms you’ll most likely hear. By taking the time to learn these terms, you can make more informed decisions and have confidence in your treatment choice. (more…)
Did you know that what happens in your mouth could impact your overall health? Not only does your mouth allow you to intake food for fuel, it houses a plethora of bacteria. If these bacteria are not kept in check, they can wreak havoc both inside and outside your oral cavity. Take gum disease, for example. During its early stage, this inflammatory disease makes your gums swell, appear red, and bleed, but if left untreated gum disease can lead to permanent damage to your bone and tooth loss. As serious as these consequences are, gum disease’s impact goes far beyond your mouth. In this post from your dentist in Westhampton, you’ll learn how your oral health is related to your overall health. (more…)
What would you do if you were told you had oral cancer? It would probably scare you quite a bit, right? This is a normal, typical response, but wouldn’t it be nice to know that it was caught in its early stages, and your likeliness for survival is extremely high? Of course, it would! That’s the advantage of early detection with oral cancer, which is why your dentist in Westhampton wants you to be screened for it during your routine dental checkups. Read on to learn more about the risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of screening.
