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Get To Know The Gum Disease Risk Factors
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 20, 2016
Dentists are concerned about gum disease. Various studies give different results, but at the low end, experts estimate that half of American adults have some form of periodontal disease. That’s too many, especially when you consider the basic steps for preventing this condition. Most people can keep gum disease at bay by brushing twice each day, flossing every day, and
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Pick Your Path For Whiter Teeth
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 17, 2016
If you are of a certain age, you may remember the “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. Part of the fun of reading these books is they gave the reader the opportunity to decide what would happen next. Of course, you would not know the consequences of your decision until you turned to the right page. Sometimes you made a great
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How You Can Restore Your Smile
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 13, 2016
When you are missing teeth it can affect your life in a several ways. Missing teeth can make you feel self-conscious or embarrassed about your smile. Lost teeth can make it more difficult to bite or chew the foods that you love to eat. Thankfully, Oregon Smile Care Center can help no matter how may teeth you may be missing.
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Five Ways To Improve Your Smile
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 10, 2016
Cosmetic dentistry has a been a part of dental care for centuries. It’s human nature to want to be healthy and to try to look our best. This is why we wear the clothes that we wear. It’s why we have our hair styled and colored. So, why wouldn’t we want our smiles to look their best, too? Very few
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Can Implants Improve Your Oral Health?
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 6, 2016
Losing teeth can be difficult for some people on an emotional level. You may feel embarrassed when you smile because people pay more attention to what’s missing than to you. You may even feel a bit ashamed if your tooth loss was the result of poor oral hygiene. You might feel humiliated if you lost your teeth as a result
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You Could Straighten Your Teeth Without Braces
By Oregon Smile Care Center | May 3, 2016
Adult orthodontic care has become more common. Many people who did not receive orthodontic treatment as teenagers are now in a position where they can afford the treatment on their own. As a result, the number of working adults having their teeth straightened is on the rise. You may be thinking about correcting your crooked or crowded teeth, too. Maybe
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A Quick Guide To Tooth Removal
By Oregon Smile Care Center | April 26, 2016
Most of the time dentists want you to keep all your teeth. There are a few exceptions, however. When we recommend a tooth extraction or removal, it is because removing a tooth will prevent bigger oral health issues. To help you understand why you or someone you love may need a tooth removed, look at today’s infographic. Loading…
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April Is The Time To Learn About Oral Cancer
By Oregon Smile Care Center | April 22, 2016
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, and we didn’t want the month to get away without providing you with some information about this disease. Anyone can be diagnosed with oral cancer, although we would prefer it if no one ever developed this problem. We want you to understand what increases your risk of oral cancer, and we want you to
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3 Steps To Maintain Your Family’s Oral Health
By Oregon Smile Care Center | April 19, 2016
As much as they can get on your nerves, you would not trade your family for anything in the world. Your kids definitely keep you busy between school and practices. You may feel like you never stop moving from the time you get up until you lay down at the end of the day. In the midst of the hustle
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What Can Dental Implants Do For Your Smile?
By Oregon Smile Care Center | April 15, 2016
Have you ever seen a nature program about lizards? Many of them can regrow their tails if they are cut off or bitten off. What does this have to do with dentistry? Keep reading. People can’t really regrow limbs, but we can regrow other parts of our bodies. Our hair grows back (well, for most of us) after we get
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