Is it important to get dental x-rays?
Dental x-rays or radiographs are an important part of your dental care. Along with an oral examination, they provide your dentist with a more complete view of what’s happening in your mouth. BENEFITS OF X- RAYS Dental x-rays give your dentist a picture of your hard tissues (teeth and bones) and the soft tissues that […]
What to do when you have a broken tooth
What do you do when you have a broken tooth? Though teeth are resilient, tooth fractures or breaks can still occur. There are multiple ways this can happen. Biting too hard, untreated cavities, and being hit in the mouth are some of the most common ways fractures or breaks take place. What you can do […]
Why you should replace missing teeth
Why should you replace your missing teeth? When talking about replacing teeth, it is always valuable to both the patient and the provider. This stems further than just doing it to make yourself look better. Replacing missing teeth can deter a variety of problems that are caused when they are left unchecked. Why Replace Missing […]
Is peanut butter bad for my teeth?
Peanut butter is a heart-healthy food with good fats, but that classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich from your childhood might not be such a great idea for your mouth. Most kinds of peanut butter are made with a lot of sugar that feeds acid causing bacteria. Here at Noll Family Dentistry, we recommend looking […]
What Does a Dental Hygienist Do?
A Registered Dental Hygienist is an important part of your dental team. Hygienists are dental professionals who have completed training at an accredited college, graduated with at least an associate degree, have passed both written national boards & clinical regional boards, and have obtained state licensure to practice. While state regulations for scope of practice […]
Think you’re a brushing expert? Think again.
You know that brushing your teeth is important. But did you know that you might be making mistakes that can cause more harm than good? Brushing mistakes can actually cause problems like gum recession, tooth sensitivity, and weakened tooth enamel. Here are some tips to remember when brushing your teeth: Brushing Right After Eating/Drinking Contrary […]
