Bad breath is a struggle that 50 million Americans are familiar with in one situation or another. Bad breath can make an impression that many would like to avoid, whether in the morning, after coffee, midday lunch break, or sharing the couch at the end of the day. Food, smoking, medication, and other more severe…
Good health begins with healthy teeth. Dental care may not be a priority for many of us until we experience toothaches or swollen gums. Preventative care helps stop dental problems before they start. This includes regular check-ups and cleanings. Annual x-rays and dental visits can help keep teeth healthy. Preventative dentistry can also help prevent…
Teeth grinding is a habit that can wreak havoc on your teeth. Also known by its scientific name, bruxism, teeth grinding often occurs when a person is anxious, angry, or restless. Whether you grind your teeth while awake or while you sleep, you are damaging your teeth. Several risks are associated with teeth grinding that…
People who brush their teeth regularly still suffer from plaque and tooth decay. Even if you brush your teeth twice a day, a toothbrush can miss out on particles that are stuck too deep in your teeth or gums—the solution: dental sealants. Dental sealants are a great addition to the general dental services that we…
You’ve heard fluoride is bad for you, but it’s in your toothpaste and your water. Is it really bad for you? It is possible to reach fluoride toxicity, a situation in which your body has too much of this mineral. However, the right amount of fluoride can help to ensure your teeth remain healthy and…
Going to the dentist can seem frightening to some people. For others, it seems downright impossible. Dental anxiety is a very real condition in which a person cannot go to dental appointments without extreme fear and worry. When this happens, sedation dentistry may be the solution. Our team at Supreme Dentistry recognizes how debilitating dental…
The prospect of a root canal can be unnerving. But if you need one, they can provide immense relief and put your overall dental health back on the right track – hopefully with as little discomfort as possible. The root cause of the need for a root canal comes out in one of two ways.…
Tooth decay, or enamel erosion, can cause a dental cavity. If left untreated, cavities will keep eroding your tooth enamel until you end up with an infection of the dental pulp. Therefore, it’s best to get cavities treated immediately with dental fillings, or better yet, prevent them from occurring in the first place. Signs of…
When it comes to the health of your mouth, it is not always about the straightness of your teeth or the brightness of your smile. You should never neglect your gums. Even if you are completely free of cavities and have the whitest smile around, it does not mean that you are immune to gum…
When the holidays roll around, most of us are concerned about our belt buckles popping out from too much turkey and desserts. But what about our pearly white teeth and oral health? It can be very tempting to throw caution to the wind and indulge in some decadent holiday treats such as: Cakes Pies Cookies…