by Willow Chase Dentistry | Oct 18, 2021 | dental cleaning, Oral Hygiene, preventive dentistry
The addition of sugar to the modern diet hasn’t just affected people’s waistlines, but it has also wreaked havoc on their teeth and oral health. Sugar by itself isn’t particularly harmful, nor is the bacteria that lives in everyone’s mouth. But when they combine, the...
by Willow Chase Dentistry | Apr 18, 2019 | preventive dentistry
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the U.S. All types of cancer have the potential to be fatal, including oral cancer. Because of the dangers associated with this disease, the Oral Cancer Foundation designated April as Oral Cancer Awareness Month. When you...
by Willow Chase Dentistry | Mar 19, 2019 | preventive dentistry
There are many potential health annoyances and risks associated with flying, including dehydration, catching a cold, and even developing blood clots. Despite air travel having many potential adverse effects, most people don’t think twice of how it can affect their...
by Willow Chase Dentistry | Dec 18, 2018 | preventive dentistry
Brushing your teeth at least twice per day is essential for excellent oral hygiene, but no dental care routine is complete without flossing. Many people skip flossing because their mouths “feel” clean after brushing, or because they don’t have a problem with cavities...
by Willow Chase Dentistry | Jul 18, 2018 | preventive dentistry
Whether you lost it due to an accident, injury, or disease, having a missing tooth can be embarrassing and inconvenient. In addition to making your smile look incomplete, it can also make eating and even speaking more difficult. At Willow Chase Dentistry, we recommend...
by Willow Chase Dentistry | Jun 20, 2018 | preventive dentistry
There are many milestones in a young child’s life, including the first steps, first haircut, and first day of school. One overlooked but equally important milestone that parents should remember is a child’s first dental appointment. From teething to losing baby teeth...
