Photo by Brittany Colette on Unsplash We’re coming up on a new season this month, which means new smells and allergens to reacquaint ourselves. Sniffling and sneezing is no fun at all. Did you know that your sinuses have an impact on your oral health? It’s true, allergens from pollen and dust, can affect our…
Read MorePhoto by Jon Tyson on Unsplash With many of us planning Spring Break vacations, we’re addressing what to do in the event of an oral health emergency while traveling. Your oral health should be one of your top priorities. But unlike a broken arm or intense stomach pain where you would seek out emergency care…
Read MorePhoto by Spencer Backman on Unsplash Chilly temperatures can make your teeth chatter, for sure, but have they ever caused your teeth to feel a little tingly and sensitive? For those with sensitive teeth, winter’s cold weather and winds can leave teeth feeling sore. Taking a short breath of air can even produce a painful…
Read MorePhoto by Henrique Felix on Unsplash We’re embracing winter and everything that comes with the season. Cozy sweaters, reading books by the fire, and big pot of homemade soup to chase away the chill. If you don’t have all day to stand by the stove making dinner, we’re big fans of the Instant Pot as…
Read MorePhoto by Simon Shim on Unsplash On today’s blog, we’re settling the great debate between electric versus manual toothbrushes. Okay, that last sentence was a bit of an exaggeration. But there are lots of differences you between the two that have significance when it comes to your oral health. We’re sharing the pros and cons…
Read MorePhoto by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash It’s February and love is in the air! If you have a sweetheart, chances are pretty good that you might be sharing a kiss or two on Valentine’s Day. We’re here to remind you that practicing good oral hygiene – and showing your teeth a little extra love –…
Read MorePhoto by Jannis Brandt on Unsplash With the holiday feasting behind us, it’s a great time reset your eating habits. When thinking about making a lifestyle change related to eating and your diet, we encourage you to consider the impact it might have on your oral health. The American Dental Association recommends eating a variety…
Read MorePhoto by Pim Chu on Unsplash Aside from the cosmetic appeal of a mouth full of straight teeth, there are many long-term health benefits to braces, including fewer headaches and a lower risk of tooth decay. We understand that receiving orthodontic treatment is a serious commitment of time and money. On top of that, modern…
Read MorePhoto by JESHOOTS.COM on Unsplash Set yourself up for success this holiday season by prioritizing your health. Trust us! The holidays are no fun if you’re not feeling your best. Don’t sacrifice your health and risk getting run down or too sick to spend precious time with your family and friends. Read these simple tips…
Read MoreAs we review the past year and look forward to 2019, here at Monarch Dental, we have much to be thankful for, including our wonderful patients and dedicated teams of oral health professionals. This year, Monarch Dental was proud to host three of the 20 Smiles for Everyone Foundation’s Day of Giving events. Teams in…
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