Teeth Cleaning and Cavities Having a clean bill of oral health at your next dental check-up goes beyond minty breath and a squeaky clean smile. Taking care of your chompers the right way between visits (with tips from our local dentists) is just as important to prevent deeper dental issues like a cavity from forming…
Read MoreWhen it’s time for your kids to go back to school, the last thing you want to deal with is cavities right at the beginning of the year. While the new school year may be right around the corner, it’s important to start being proactive with your kid’s overall oral health. Try getting into a…
Read MoreCavities are bad news for kids and adults, and fillings can be painful and expensive. The best way to avoid cavities is to actively take care of your teeth. The American Dental Association recommends brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, and regular cleanings and exams. But what else can you do to keep…
Read MoreSchool is coming to a close, responsibilities are being lifted, but there’s one thing that should always be kept up, no mater what time of year it is. Oral health is important for overall health, and during the summer, where there will be a number of birthday parties and backyard barbeques, it can be easy…
Read MorePrevention is always the best way to keep your smile shining. Some simple ways to keep your mouth healthy are: brush your teeth, floss, and watch what you eat. Not everyone wants to have multiple visits to the dentist for fillings and crowns, so following some easy tips, like what to eat and avoid can…
Read MoreIt’s National Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week. An estimated 75% of head and neck cancers start in the mouth-tongue, gums, lining inside the cheeks and lips, and the bony top of the mouth. Nearly 100,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral, head and neck cancer this year. The good news is that early…
Read MoreFebruary marks National Wear Red Day for the awareness and prevention of heart disease, lung disease and strokes. Nearly 50 million Americans experience cardiovascular issues and is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States today. Recently, scientists have made a link between cardiovascular disease and oral health. Yes, oral health! Periodontitis,…
Read MoreIt’s time to say “Boo!” to certain treats that might try to sneak their way into our Halloween baskets this October. But remember, this isn’t just a month to celebrate Halloween. It is also National Orthodontic Health Month! Halloween comes one day a year, but Monarch Dental wants to make sure your healthy smile lasts…
Read MoreWe all love honey, but how many things have you used it for? According to the National Honey Board, each American consumes about 1.3 pounds of honey each year. That’s a lot of honey! But there is a lot more to do with honey than just consume it. National Honey Month was created to promote…
Read MoreMany people assume oral cancer only affects older men with a history of tobacco and alcohol use. However, today the trends are changing. Lately there has been a dramatic rise in oral cancer diagnoses for women and younger people of any gender. What’s causing the change? Lifestyle factors: Lifestyle choices continue to be the greatest…
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