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Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that has been scientifically proven to strengthen teeth (enamel) which prevents decay. Tooth decay is still considered one of the most common diseases affecting children and adults today. So what are the best ways to prevent tooth decay? For years, our dental health professionals have be advocating brushing twice […]
You and your family’s dental health plays an important factor in overall your health! Although more research is needed there have been many connections associated with gum disease (a source of chronic inflammation) and cardiovascular disease, diabetes, pregnancy complications and respiratory diseases. Furthermore, childhood decay is still considered the most common diseases that children […]
“Do you floss?” “You need to change your habits!” We have all heard or thought this at some point in our lives. Whether it be serious issues with addiction or less serious issues like daily flossing of your teeth, behavior modifications can take time. Change can be hard. The Cycle of Change model was created […]
Maintaining the health of your gums and the bone that supports your teeth is critical to having a healthy smile that will last a lifetime. Gingivitis and periodontitis are two common diseases of the gums. In almost all cases, untreated gingivitis leads to periodontitis. It is important to understand the difference between the two diseases […]
If you find dental insurance plans confusing, you are not alone. There are many misconceptions about dental insurance and what it provides for you and your family. At Winter Park Dental, we do our best to make sure that you understand your dental insurance plan […]
Dental Tips to Keep Children’s Teeth Healthy Many people wonder at what age their children should start seeing a dentist. The American Dental Association recommends that children have their first dental visit at 12 months of age. Start by using a small amount of fluoridated tooth paste (size of a grain of rice) on […]
It is never too early to start caring for your child’s teeth. Giving your child a healthy smile from the start will benefit them for the rest of their life. It is important that you clean your baby’s gums after every feeding, even before teeth have come in. Using a clean, damp washcloth to wipe […]
