Tips for Keeping Your Children’s Teeth Healthy

Since I had quite a few cavities when I was growing up, when I had my first child, I was determined to keep their teeth as healthy as can be. While that was easy when my daughter was young and I chose the foods she ate and brushed her teeth for her, it became more difficult as she grew older and became a more independent child. I learned a lot of tips and tricks for helping her maintain a healthy smile despite her quest for independence, and I want to share my advice on a blog to help other parents and people of all ages learn how to keep their teeth healthier than ever! My first tip is to look into dental sealants for children. Just one sealant helped keep my daughter's molars cavity-free for years!

Deanna Phillips

4 Medical Conditions That Can Complicate A Root Canal

28 October 2014

Root canal procedures are generally well-tolerated by most patients; however, if you have certain medical conditions, you may be at greater risk for developing complications. If you have an infected nerve in one of your teeth, or if the tooth pulp is damaged, your dentist may recommend a root canal in an attempt to save the tooth from extraction. Here are four medical conditions that can raise your risk of complications during and after a root canal.
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Elite Dentists In Naples FL

18 December 2013

Dental health can be a major barometer of your overall wellness and quality of life. That is why it is important to find a dentist who you feel comfortable with and who provides the highest quality of care. You might be surprised, but recent studies show that when clients feel more comfortable with a health care provider that they are far more likely to see them for preventative care. Most of those same studies also show that seeking preventative care is also the easiest way to avoid long term dental or medical complications.
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