Most of us are aware that soda can really do a number on our teeth and our general state of oral health. In response to the dangers of sugar, not to mention of the unnecessary calories, many people have made a switch from regular soda to diet soda, or have given up soda altogether and …
Think it’s the Sugar in Soda that is Bad for your Teeth? Think Again! Read More »
Nobody likes getting cavities. And the truth is that even with brushing and flossing and regular dental cleanings, cavities can still occur. It has been found that eating candies or mints containing xylitol can reduce the likelihood of getting cavities. Xylitol is a naturally occurring sweetener that is found in fruits and some vegetables. Cavity-causing …
Deer Park Dental is Taking a Sweet Approach to Fighting Cavities Read More »
If you have a gap between your teeth (diastema) it is likely caused by things like genetics, thumb sucking, pacifiers, jaw misalignment, and teeth crowding. Although diastema can occur anywhere throughout the mouth, it is most commonly found between the two upper front teeth. If you want to have your gap fixed, Dr. Janice Scott …
