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  • What Causes Tooth Sensitivity and How to Manage It

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    Have you ever taken a sip of ice-cold water and felt an unexpected jolt in your teeth? You’re not alone. Tooth sensitivity is a common issue that makes eating, drinking, and even breathing cold air uncomfortable. Most people describe it as a sharp, temporary pain in one or more teeth when exposed to hot or cold temperatures, sweet or acidic foods and drinks, and even pressure from brushing and flossing. Learning what causes tooth sensitivity is the first step toward managing it effectively. Continue reading “What Causes Tooth Sensitivity and How to Manage It”

    - March 19, 2025
  • Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Dry Mouth Symptoms

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    It’s normal for your mouth to feel dry occasionally, such as when you’re dehydrated or nervous, but it shouldn’t feel dry all this time. Chronic dry mouth, or xerostomia, is more than a minor annoyance. It could signal a deeper underlying problem requiring your attention. Plus, it makes you more vulnerable to dental problems. Continue reading “Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Dry Mouth Symptoms”

    - March 17, 2025
  • Signs of Oral Cancer

    Are You at Risk of Oral Cancer?

    The most common form of head and neck cancer, oral cancer affects about 11 people in every 100,000. It is more common in men than in women, in Caucasians than other races, and in older people than younger people. Oral cancer affects the inside of the mouth, and can spread to other areas of your head and neck. It is potentially very dangerous, and has a 63 percent survival rate five years after diagnosis.Dentist examining patient's oral health. Continue reading “Signs of Oral Cancer”

    - February 19, 2025
  • How Diet can Impact your Oral Health

    When you eat and drink, what you consume affects the health of your mouth. Interestingly, this is a bidirectional relationship: the health of your mouth also has an impact on the nutrients you consume. Sugary or acidic foods can be harmful to your teeth, while a nutrient-dense diet is beneficial and can actually help prevent gum disease. By making the right choices, you can improve the health of your mouth, which will, in turn, allow you to continue to eat nutritious food. Woman deciding what to eat for dental health. Continue reading “How Diet can Impact your Oral Health”

    - February 17, 2025
  • 8 Tips for Healthy Teeth in 2025

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    A healthy smile never goes out of fashion. If you’re looking to take better care of your teeth in 2025, follow these eight tips to promote great oral health this year. Continue reading “8 Tips for Healthy Teeth in 2025”

    - January 3, 2025
  • Detecting Dental Issues Early: The Importance of Regular Checkups

    December Dental CheckupsThe Importance of Early Intervention

    Does the recommendation of twice yearly checkups seem like overkill to you? It’s not. Regular dental visits give the dentist a chance to become familiar with your mouth, and notice any changes in your oral health. That way, small problems can be addressed before they become major issues. From tooth decay to gum disease, dental issues that are detected early can be managed before they become difficult and expensive to treat. Continue reading “Detecting Dental Issues Early: The Importance of Regular Checkups”

    - December 11, 2024
  • Choosing the Right Toothbrush and Toothpaste

    November Toothbrush and ToothpasteWhen it comes to the tools you are choosing to use for your oral hygiene, you want to make sure you select the absolute best. After all, your toothbrush and toothpaste are all you’ve got for cleaning your teeth, mouth, and gums. With so many options available, how do you find the best possible cleaning tools to enhance and clean your beautiful smile? The experts at Park 56 Dental can help you understand what to look for when choosing these important tools. Let’s break it down and examine the criteria you’re looking for.

    Continue reading “Choosing the Right Toothbrush and Toothpaste”

    - November 20, 2024
  • Ways to Freshen Your Breath When You’re On the Go

    November Fresh Breath on the GoYou keep your teeth nice and clean and your breath fresh. Maybe you pride yourself in your sparkling smile and fresh breath. However, when you’re away from home or keeping a busy schedule, it can be hard to keep that breath as fresh as you’d like. What are some ways to keep fresh breath on the go? Here are some helpful tips for freshening your breath when you’re on the go.

    Continue reading “Ways to Freshen Your Breath When You’re On the Go”

    - November 4, 2024
  • How Crowded Teeth Affect Your Oral Health

    The Impact of Crowded Teeth

    October Crowded TeethIf you have teeth that don’t seem to fit into your mouth, it probably makes you feel self-conscious about the way you look. Would it surprise you to learn that crowded teeth can affect more than just your self-esteem? Beyond the aesthetic impact, crowded teeth can lead to an increased risk of tooth decay, excessive wear, speech problems, and even TMJ disorders. Let’s take a look at the effects of crowded teeth, and how you can solve the problem.
    Continue reading “How Crowded Teeth Affect Your Oral Health”

    - October 27, 2024
  • Reasons Why Your Teeth Misalign

    The Prevalence of Misaligned Teeth

    October MisalignIf your teeth are misaligned, you are not alone. In fact, about 90 percent of people have at least a little bit of misalignment. Your crooked teeth could be the result of genetics, childhood habits, injuries, tooth loss, or poor oral hygiene. Understanding the causes of misalignment is the first step towards finding a solution for your misaligned teeth, and possibly averting dental complications.
    Continue reading “Reasons Why Your Teeth Misalign”

    - October 21, 2024

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