If you’ve ever said you don’t have time to floss, it’s time to be honest. Flossing takes no more than one minute, people, so no more excuses! Here are a few ways you can spice up your flossing routine, making it worth those 60 seconds. Go High Tech New technologies like the Waterpik and Airfloss…
Read MoreSummer is right around the corner and we’ve got trips to the beach, hikes, and all sorts of summertime activities on the brain, but first – a trip to the dentist’s office. *Cue the sound of children moaning and groaning.* We know, we know, but hear us out! It’s obviously not the most exciting summer…
Read MoreLadies, this week is all about you! In honor of National Women’s Health Week (May 13 – 20), we’re sharing some surprising information specific to your health (oral and otherwise). #Didyouknow that as many as two in five pregnant women have gum disease? During pregnancy, hormone levels are known to fluctuate, leading to swollen, irritated…
Read MoreApril is Oral Cancer Awareness Month and we’re celebrating by sharing some little known facts about oral cancer: According to the American Cancer Society, about 51,540 people will be diagnosed with oral cancer this year. About 10,030 will die in 2018 from oral cancers; that’s over one person every hour, 24 hours a day, all…
Read MoreWhether professionally, personally or selfishly, bad breath isn’t a good look. For most of us, the stench usually stems from bacteria growing on our tongues, gums and in between teeth due to particles of food left behind. Not a lovely picture, we know. Of course, there are other factors that can cause a stinky mouth,…
Read MoreTeeth cleanings are essential for a healthy mouth, mind, and body. However, maintaining oral hygiene extends to more than just professional cleaning. You need to brush and floss regularly using the right techniques, avoid foods that are harmful to your teeth and gums, use mouthwash, and eat healthily. Tooth decay is painful and leads to…
Read MorePeriodontal disease, or gum disease, is an infection of the gums caused by oral bacteria — the same bacteria that causes cavities and tooth decay. When the bacteria builds up in the mouth, especially under and along the gumline, it can lead to inflammation and an array of other symptoms including sensitivity, redness, bleeding gums…
Read MoreAs one of the most prevalent dental issues in America, gum disease can be a sneaky dental health issue to watch out for at your next teeth cleaning. Gum disease develops in stages, and paying specific attention to gum disease systems can help you catch it early. Read along for what gum disease symptoms you…
Read MoreDallas Dentist Recommends 11 Teeth Cleaning Questions to AskBeing inquisitive is part of human nature, especially when it comes to considering the questions that arise when conducting a “dentist near me” search. Understanding your oral health is important to your Dallas dentist, which is why we’ve decided to piece a few questions together that you…
Read MoreSometimes there’s nothing more debilitating than having a toothache, or toothache pain. While there are many causes for a toothache, only your Monarch dentist can provide an expert diagnosis on what may be the reason for your pain. Our emergency dentist knows just how unbearable suffering from a toothache can be, so we’ve put together…
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