Gum disease is often one term used to describe what are actually three different things. While each level of infection is recognized by a medical term all its own, they are all in fact an infection of the gums. At our dental office in Hagerstown, we want to help our neighbors identify each level of […]
Watch Out for These Labor Day Treats
With Labor Day right around the corner, we’re sure our patients and neighbors are gearing up for a celebration. Typical Labor Day picnics usually include tons of delicious foods and snacks ranging from hot dogs and barbeque chicken to dips and salads galore. But some of these yummy treats aren’t so great for smiles. At […]
How to Deal with Losing a Filling
Dental fillings are an incredibly common type of dental restoration used to treat cavities and decay. In fact, nearly 91% of Americans between 20 and 64 have at least one dental filling. While dental fillings are strong and can last for many, many years, there are still some things that can cause a dental filling […]
“Why Does My Dentist Need to Know My Medical History?”
Before your first visit with your dentist in Hagerstown you’ll probably be asked to fill out a medical history form. But why does a doctor who’s looking at your oral health need to know all about your overall health? The truth is, there is a strong connection between the two and the more your dental […]
A Closer Look at Sugary Snacks
Most of us know that sugar is bad for teeth. So it should come as no surprise that our dental office in Hagerstown encourages our patients to limit their sugar intake in order to keep teeth healthy and decay-free. But sometimes it’s not so easy know just how much sugar is in the foods we […]
Oral Health Risks for Seniors
Our Hagerstown dental office cares for patients throughout all stages of life and understands that patients of different ages have different needs. We also want our patients to know that oral health risks change with every birthday. Today, we focus on those risks that can affect the senior population. Discolored Teeth – Teeth can begin […]
Are Headaches and Dentistry Related?
All of us have experienced at least one headache throughout our lives. And while headaches are certainly uncomfortable, there are millions of Americans who suffer with regular headaches or more severe migraines regularly. During this National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month, our dental office in Hagerstown wants to help do our part by educating our […]
Does Asthma Affect Dental Health?
It’s well known that asthma causes a narrowing of the airways, reduces oxygen flow, and makes it difficult to breathe. It’s a chronic, scary disease that affects the lungs and entire respiratory system. But can it be true that asthma may also affect dental health? The team at our dental office in Hagerstown has the […]
What All Women Need to Know About Dental Health
We all know that men and women are built differently, and that affects what health problems each gender is more susceptible to. At our dental office in Hagerstown, we also know that even though women are more open to visiting us regularly, they’re actually at more risk for dental problems throughout their lives than men. […]
Why You Should Always Wear a Mouthguard When Playing Sports
April is recognized as National Facial Protection Month and serves to promote the importance of wearing proper mouth protection during sports. At our dental office in Hagerstown, this is a topic we want to talk about in hopes that we can help guard our patients’ smiles from the dangers of contact sports. Join us as […]
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