If you have made healthier resolutions this year, you might be replacing some of your harmful beverage habits--sugary sodas or sports drinks, but maybe find that drinking plain water isn't quite as satisfying? An alternative to regular water has some people turning to sparkling water. Our Crossroads Dental team would... Read more »
The molars and premolars in the rear of your mouth are called upon to do a significant amount of chewing and grinding. When a cavity forms on one of these teeth, it can hamper your ability to effectively chew food and it can cause heightened sensitivity. With early detection, a... Read more »
Always keep your oral health care habits in check with your health care goals. Excellent oral hygiene is the key to a great smile. Ensuring that you are safely and effectively brushing twice daily is paramount to your smile’s success. With all the different methods available to you in today’s... Read more »
In your quest for excellent oral health, mouthwash can be a powerful addition to your daily routine. Some people prefer using an oral rinse before brushing to loosen oral debris (food particles and plaque) off the teeth so that brushing is more effective. Others prefer rinsing after brushing to wash... Read more »
Your mouth is an amazing piece of anatomy. It houses your teeth and gums, tongue and….millions of bacteria. When you eat or drink, this oral bacteria reacts with the sugar that is produced, resulting in acid which destroys the teeth as the bacteria multiplies. What is dental plaque? The bacteria... Read more »
Today we know all about the hazards of excess sugar on the body and the teeth. But what about sugar-free foods and drinks? Should they be freely consumed? According to the Oral Health Cooperative Research Center at the University of Melbourne, you may want to approach your sugar-free beverages with... Read more »
