Tonsil stones can cause a number of discomforts and unfortunately, they are often a recurring problem for those who suffer from them. Our blog lists some of the tonsil stone symptoms. Call our office if you think you might have them. We are here to help you maintain your oral health.
Read our blog for more information on identifying and preventing gum disease. Some types of cancers have been linked to serious gum disease. Stay on top of your oral health with regular exams and professional cleanings at Oakboro Family Dentistry in Oakboro, NC.
Some foods and drinks are hard on your pearly whites. Read our blog to learn what are the worst foods for teeth. We want to help you keep your smile, and your body, healthy and strong.
If you’ve been considering dental implants to improve your smile, we offer several types of implants to suit your every need. Read our blog post for all the information you need to decide if dental implants are right for you.
You may have heard that cooties are contagious but what about cavities? Well, the answer is a little tricky. Cavities are the small holes left after decay causes damage to the teeth. These holes can’t be spread to other teeth, but the bacteria that lead to cavities can definitely be spread just like with other bacteria and germs. Read our blog post for more details!
Back-to-school time is just around the corner and that means it’s time to start preparing for the new school year. One great way to get your kids ready is by making sure they’re taking care of their teeth. Read our blog post for some helpful back-to-school dental tips from your family dentist.
If you are concerned about stains on your teeth, check out our blog post for tips on keeping your smile bright. Contact us to discuss teeth whitening options!
Are you concerned about how your diet affects your oral health? If you eat a lot of processed foods you may want to reconsider your food choices. Read our blog post where we explain why processed foods are worse for your teeth than unprocessed.
Tooth erosion and acid reflux may seem like two very different health issues. Read our blog post where we explain how they are actually closely related. Contact us if you have symptoms or either tooth erosion of acid reflux. We can help!
