Did you know that oral health can impact more than just your smile? Studies show that it’s closely linked to your overall well-being, too! Taking care of your teeth and gums can contribute to a healthier heart and a reduced risk of specific health issues. Regular dental check-ups are essential for maintaining good oral health and overall well-being. These…
Since summer is almost over, the beginning of the new school year is an excellent opportunity to evaluate your child’s dental habits, establish new routines and schedule regular dental check-ups throughout the year to help prevent future dental issues. Back-to-school season is already upon us, and we want to ensure that your child’s teeth are as strong and healthy…
More than 45% of all adults have gum disease. Periodontal disease can affect and influence more than just your teeth and gums! There is evidence that the toxins and inflammation resulting from periodontal disease can also affect other parts of the body and influence other conditions. Studies show that periodontal disease has been linked to cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes,…
Oral health directly impacts your overall health. Never compromise the hygiene of your teeth. According to statistics, 78 % of Americans have at least one cavity by age 17. Dental clean-up is an essential component of your well-being. One of the most contributing factors to ongoing health issues is inside the mouth! Poor oral hygiene causes dental cavities and…
Dental radiographs (often called x-rays) are detailed images of your teeth, gums, and jaws. According to the American Dental Association, this procedure is essential for oral care. It is a great tool that helps dentists diagnose and identify your symptoms, evaluate your oral health, and plan the best treatment for your needs. The x-rays provide a complete view of…
Keeping on top of your oral hygiene means brushing and flossing twice daily and visiting your dentist for regular cleans. Dental scaling is deep cleaning and the process of removing dental plaque tartar from the surfaces of your teeth above and below the gum line. Routine scale and cleans are important for the health of your mouth and your…
Dental caries is the most widely spread dental disease in the world. It affected about half of the world’s population, regardless of age. The most common risk factors associated with the high caries index are the high intake of sugar and the anatomical or structural change of the tooth. People that have deep fissures or grooves are more prone…
Dental cleaning is an excellent step toward a good oral hygiene and preventive periodontal therapy. Dentist Salem MA (ALERIS SALEM DENTAL CENTER) has highly trained, board certified staff who will take care of you throughout the entire process.