How Fluoride Treatment Helps Your Teeth
Contributed by DentalROI
A visit to the dentist’s office can be beneficial to your oral health for a number of reasons. Some of the benefits of going to the dentist are things you are already familiar with, such as having your teeth cleaned, checking for cavities, etc. Checking in with your dentist on a consistent basis is the best way to keep your mouth on track for a healthy future. And, of course, if you live in the greater Spokane area, Spokane Dental is the perfect place to schedule your visits.


If you have a missing tooth, there are a couple of options that you’ll likely consider when having that tooth replaced. In this blog post, we are going to talk specifically about one of those options – dental bridges. As is often the case with a dental procedure, there are pros and cons associated with dental bridges that you will need to weigh before making a decision. The other main option in this situation – a dental implant – comes with its own list of pros and cons. In the end, the right decision is the one that best matches up with your needs and leads to the best possible outcome in both the short- and long-term.
Last month we talked about proper flossing. This month, we are learning what to use if floss doesn’t work for you because of gaps in between your teeth, bridges, implants, or places food always seems to get trapped in.
As we start counting our years, we begin counting the number of things changing in our bodies too. Our mouth is no exception. Today, 75% of people over the age of 65 hold onto least a few of their teeth. However, older people can still suffer from tooth loss, mouth infections, oral cancer, dental decay, and gum disease. While you might not like to think about some of these things happening to you, there’s a lot you can do to keep your mouth feeling and looking younger than you are.
Routine visits to our dentists at Spokane Dental can do a lot more than keep your smile looking and feeling great – dentists can also tell a lot about your overall health and the risk you have for any chronic diseases.