You’ve heard that fluoride is good for your teeth, but why? What makes this mineral so special? What are the benefits of fluoride? Why should you use fluoride toothpaste? If you have questions about fluoride, our dentist, hygiene team or front office at Country Club Dental are here to help! We want you to know
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Osteoporosis is a common medical condition. Characterized by the weakening of bones, it affects over 53 million Americans, most of whom are over the age of 50. Just as there is a mind-body connection, there is also a mouth-body connection. As such, it’s only natural that osteoporosis affects oral health. At Country Club Dental in
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Dental veneers have proven to be the right choice for many people. They may be the right choice for you, too. There are factors about their installation process that may appeal to you. On the other hand, as with any procedure, there are downsides to consider. Our team at Country Club Dental in Flagstaff is here
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When you are pregnant, your top priority is making sure your baby is healthy. You achieve this goal by keeping yourself as healthy as possible. And, yes, this includes your oral health as well. At Country Club Dental in Flagstaff, we have years of experience treating pregnant patients. We approach both your health and safety,
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One of the most common questions we get at Country Club Dental is, “are electric toothbrushes better than manual ones?” We can confidently say, yes! Think about it: you use a toothbrush twice a day, which means the toothbrush you use is an important tool. When selecting a toothbrush, you want to look for qualities
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When it comes to maintaining good oral health, the things you eat and drink can play a significant role. You likely already understand the necessity of brushing, flossing, and regular dnetal checkups for preventing dental disease. But did you know that adding green tea to your diet can have extra benefits for your dental health?
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Despite the fact that tooth enamel is stronger than bone, chipped teeth are a common dental problem. Oral trauma, chewing on hard foods or objects, teeth grinding, and using your teeth to tear open packages can all cause chips and cracks of all sizes. As you get older, you may notice small chips in your
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Your diet affects a lot more than just your digestive health. What you eat also plays a crucial role in the health of your teeth and gums. In our last blog, we discussed the importance of the pH level of your saliva. High acidity leads to more tooth damage, increasing the risk of tooth decay
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Maintaining good oral health is about more than just brushing and flossing every day. While a good daily oral hygiene regimen and bi-annual teeth cleanings are the essential foundations of dental health, the buck doesn’t stop there. The foods you eat and your stress levels (as well as other factors), can all have either a
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This back-to-school season is unlike any other. Although our kids won’t be in a classroom (for at least some of the year), they are returning to online and distance learning. Regardless of the location, we need to ensure our kids are staying healthy as they go back to school. In some ways, learning from home
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