If you want to take better care when looking after your teeth and gums this year, these five resolutions can help:
We all make new year’s resolutions, but for whatever reason, many of us are not likely to follow through when turning over that new leaf involves benefits to your health. If you want to take better care when looking after your teeth and gums this year, these five resolutions can help: Schedule a Dental Appointment; […]
Continue ReadingWe all know it’s important to floss, but here are a few tips and reminders that can help keep it top of mind: 1. Floss before you brush: This helps loosen up particles that can then be removed by brushing your teeth afterwards. 2. Floss before bedtime: you don’t want to go to bed with […]
Continue ReadingAt Longmeadow Family Dental Care, taking the fear out of dentist visits is a number one priority. That’s why we like to outline just what you might expect at your next visit. Typically, a visit to the dentist may include the taking of x-rays, removal of plaque that has built up over time, and an […]
Continue ReadingAs most people make their lists of resolutions this year, they will include things such as losing weight, eating healthier, saving more and maybe even going on that trip you’ve always dreamed of taking. But not many will have resolutions to improve their teeth. So we’ve compiled a few suggestions to help you start off, […]
Continue ReadingWe all know that brushing our teeth is critical to our oral health. But how important is flossing? Flossing removes plaque and debris in places that your toothbrush can’t reach. If left alone, this buildup of plaque can cause gum disease or tooth decay. So flossing should be a part of your daily routine just […]
Continue ReadingProper flossing is an essential part of maintaining a healthy mouth. Dentists recommend flossing at least once a day to remove plaque in areas between the teeth that are difficult to reach with a toothbrush. Flossing is just as beneficial as brushing when it comes to preventing the buildup of plaque, cavities, and gingivitis. Plaque […]
Continue ReadingStarting a new school year means getting back into daily routines. Your daily routine should include developing your child’s good flossing habits to prevent bacteria and build up that could lead to gum disease over time. When should my child start flossing? Flossing is necessary once a child’s teeth begin to fit closely together. This […]
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