How to Fit Your Dental Appointments into Your Busy Schedule

How to Fit Your Dental Appointments into Your Busy Schedule

Don’t be someone who says they’re too busy to go to the dentist because someone too busy to go to the dentist is someone who gets cavities. And someone who doesn’t care for cavities needs root canals, and someone who doesn’t get their root canal will eventually need...
How to Keep Your Child’s Teeth Healthy While Traveling

How to Keep Your Child’s Teeth Healthy While Traveling

Traveling is not an excuse to be lax about your dental hygiene. We usually indulge in more treats on vacation because calories don’t count when you’re out of town, right? But this means that oral care on vacation is vital. More sugar bugs mean a higher chance of...
One Good Floss a Day Keeps the Dentist Away

One Good Floss a Day Keeps the Dentist Away

Flossing. It’s dental care 101. And you should do it every single day. The American Dental Association recommends daily flossing, and the U.S. The Department of Health and Human Services emphasizes its importance, and your Utah family dentist will undoubtedly...
How to Spot a Crooked Dentist

How to Spot a Crooked Dentist

If you just moved to the area, welcome! You might feel overwhelmed with all the tasks ahead of you. You’re probably dealing with unpacking, getting settled in, possibly getting used to a new job, and acclimating your children to their new surroundings. Then there’s...
Dental Erosion and Restoration: Here’s What You Need to Know

Dental Erosion and Restoration: Here’s What You Need to Know

We all want teeth that look pretty and a mouth free of aches, pains, and sensitivity. Our oral care is often the foundation for the rest of our health habits because when we take care of one part of our body, it becomes second nature to take care of our health as a...
Your Teeth Work as A Team: What Position do they Each Play?

Your Teeth Work as A Team: What Position do they Each Play?

Think of your teeth as a baseball team of 32 players. Each has a different name and role, broken into four categories: Incisors, Canines, Premolars (Bicuspids), and Molars. They are much like hitters, pitchers, and catchers on the baseball field. Incisors Incisors are...
The Lowdown on Rinsing your Teeth After Brushing

The Lowdown on Rinsing your Teeth After Brushing

You probably brush your teeth now the same way you’ve been doing it your whole life. Brush, spit, rinse. You may have had a brushing clock in the bathroom to remind you to brush long enough when you were little, or perhaps a teacher or parent taught you a fun...
Headaches and Pain After a Tooth Extraction: What’s Normal?

Headaches and Pain After a Tooth Extraction: What’s Normal?

We know you wish you weren’t in this situation. Going to the dentist is nerve-racking enough, but going to the dentist to get your tooth pulled may cause even more anxiety than the standard teeth cleaning and exam. However, undergoing a tooth extraction by a...
Seven Signs of Unhealthy Gums

Seven Signs of Unhealthy Gums

Gum disease. Two words nobody wants to hear their dentist mutter out loud as he or she peers into their mouth. Gum disease is actually pretty common in the U.S. About 46% of adults over 30 have some form of it, according to the CDC. The good news is, with your trusted...