Acids are very powerful. They can do a lot of damage in a very short amount of time. If acids are left on your teeth long enough, they will eventually erode the enamel of your teeth, and this will likely leave you in a significant amount of pain. If your
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Getting composite fillings is something that is becoming increasingly popular. It allows you to have the fillings you may need in your front teeth, without the eyesore that comes along with a dark color. Most of the time, composite fillings are a great option. However, they are not always perfect
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For some people, changing their toothbrush is something that just falls to the bottom of their list of priorities. However, this can cause problems in your mouth if you are not flipping it out often enough. Some people only need to replace their toothbrush about every three months and not
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If you are missing a few—but only a few—teeth you may be wondering whether a bridge or a dental implant would work better for you. There are advantages and disadvantages to each, and ultimately only you know what is best for you, but here are a few things to consider
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You work hard to keep your teeth healthy and strong. Unfortunately, sometimes life throws you a curve ball, and you end up with a chipped tooth. Whether it’s due to some sort of trauma, such as an accident or fall, or whether you just bit into something the wrong way,
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Dental veneers are a wonderful way of transforming your smile and fixing damaged, gapped, discolored, or crooked teeth. Unfortunately, sometimes a dental veneer—much like the tooth that it is covering—can be damaged or chipped due to the rigors of biting and chewing. When this happens, we are here to help
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It’s important for you to establish some regular habits that can help keep your mouth looking and feeling great. It’s even better if you can do so by using holistic methods. At Holman Family Dentistry, we work hard to educate you on all aspects of your dental health, and holistic habits
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Oral hypersensitivity can be caused by numerous things, including allergies, injuries, and gum recession. If you are experiencing sensitivity, there are a few things you can do to reduce the sensitivity and allow yourself to enjoy both hot and cold drinks and food again. Rule out an allergy. One thing
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Your teeth are a crucial part of your digestive system; without them, your body would be unable to extract all the necessary nutrients it needs from the food you eat. As such, it’s important that you do everything you can to take care of them. Of course, brushing and flossing
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