What your sensitive teeth could be telling you

What Your Sensitive Teeth Could Be Telling You

Have you recently found that eating certain temperature foods make you cringe in discomfort? It is not uncommon to feel slight discomfort from time to time when eating extremely cold or hot foods such as ice cream or hot coffee. However, when it becomes routine and happens frequently, this may be a sign that you are dealing with sensitive teeth. Patients often assume sensitive teeth are a normal part of aging and don’t realize that experiencing tooth sensitivity is a warning sign to a number of issues. Continue reading to learn what conditions you might be experiencing.

How to be prepared for a dental emergency this summer

How To Be Prepared For A Dental Emergency This Summer

Are you excited for summer? Summer is a time for relaxation and often a change in routine for many adults and children. Days and nights are enjoyed with family and friends, children are celebrating being out of school, and vacations are a welcome change of pace. Children and adults alike spend more time outdoors playing in the pool, visiting the beach, hiking at a favorite park, or taking a leisurely bike ride. With all of the outdoor play and change of pace, there is the potential of a dental emergency. We want our patients to be aware of tips that can help them remain calm if an emergency should arise. Read on to learn more.

a tooth replacement option

Tooth Replacement Option

Are you unhappy with the state of your teeth? Are you struggling to eat certain foods or constantly self-conscious due to missing teeth? You are not alone. If you are suffering from missing teeth, there are a large number of Americans in the same boat as you. It is estimated that over 178 million Americans are suffering from this condition. It is time for your unhappiness and struggling to come to an end with a life-changing restoration option. Read on to learn more about this popular treatment.

6 gift ideas perfect for anyone on your list

6 Gift Ideas Perfect For Anyone On Your List

December has arrived, meaning that we are in the thick of planning for the holiday season. Nothing is more exciting than finding the perfect gift for your loved ones during this special time. Although celebrations may look a little different this year, with gifts possibly being opened from afar, that doesn’t mean that gift giving should be any less thoughtful. At Integrity Dental, we love getting into the holiday spirit and have created a list of gift giving ideas perfect for any of your loved ones this season! Read on to learn more.

preparing for the holidays

Tis the Season for a Healthy Smile

As Buddy the Elf in the Christmas movie Elf says, “I just like to smile. Smiling’s my favorite!” We love to smile too, and we want to make sure you remain smiling this holiday season. The holidays are a great time to see family and friends. It is easy to get wrapped up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and forget to take proper care of your oral health. We want to share some tips to ensure that your smile remains shiny and bright.

sneaky bad habits that can negatively affect dental health

Sneaky Bad Habits That Can Negatively Affect Dental Health

There is a certain trifecta for healthy teeth – brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and regular check-ups with the dentist. When following these rules, you are sure to have healthy teeth and gums. Sometimes, we can forget that there are other bad habits that can sneak in and have a negative effect on our dental health. Keep reading to find out how to improve your overall dental health and if you have any of these bad habits.

how to avoid this silent disease

How To Avoid This Silent Disease

When it comes to dental health, most of the time people focus on their teeth but don’t realize that our gum health is very important, too. Did you know that almost half of American adults have some form of periodontal disease, or gum disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control? Many people don’t even know they have it until they are in the more advanced stages of the condition. Find out more about how to avoid this silent disease.