Cavities are little problems that can cause a great deal of discomfort. At Soft Touch Dentistry, we work diligently to help our patients identify the habits that will keep them cavity-free for life. In order to know how to protect your teeth from decay, you must first know what you are protecting them from. Ask… Read More »
Getting hit in the mouth and chipping or losing a tooth while playing a sport isn’t as uncommon as you might think. If you participate in any sort of sport where your mouth might come into contact with some sort of blunt force object, you should consider contacting Dr. Nazila Bidabadi for a custom mouthguard.… Read More »
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, couples everywhere are trying to think of the most romantic gestures they can make in order to make their significant other feel extra special. However, if you have the right mood lighting, food, and ambiance, nothing will feel romantic if you have nasty bad breath. Set the mood… Read More »
Brushing your teeth is one of those basic hygeine concepts that we all participate in every day. Morning routines typically consist of a hot shower, a nice breakfast, and brushing your teeth. However, sometimes it can seem like that no matter how frequently you brush, sometimes it’s just not enough. Here are three things to… Read More »
If you’re like most people the thought of going to the dentist is enough to want to make you scream “Mercy!” And if you’ve been avoiding making an appointment to sit in the dentist’s chair, here are three diseases that might just scare you into the dental chair. Read on to learn more. Gum Disease… Read More »
We do everything we can to make your smile sparkle! Whether you need teeth whitening, dental implants, or professional cleaning – we’ve got you covered! While there’s no one-size-fits-all for procedures, there are a few things you can do at home to keep your pearly whites healthy. And it starts with healthy food choices. Brushing… Read More »
Daily at-home dental care, in addition to profession cleaning twice a year, will protect your smile from gum disease and tooth decay. Dental visits also allow your dentist to diagnose conditions of the jaw, bones or even detect oral cancer risks early. Maintaining good oral hygiene at home is equally as important and very easy… Read More »
Most dental patients have experienced dry mouth and its symptoms at some point in time. In most instances, the symptoms of dry mouth are just a minor inconvenience and short lived due to temporary illness, medications or other conditions. However, for others dry mouth is a constant struggle that interrupts the activities of daily life.… Read More »
If you floss regularly only to still suffer from swollen or bleeding gums it may be time to evaluate how you are flossing. Many dental patients don’t brush their teeth properly or floss properly. Here are some simple flossing tips to make sure you’re getting the job done right. You should use about 20” of… Read More »
As you age, your body becomes more susceptible to injury and disease. This is not different for oral health care. Your teeth and gums are more likely to suffer from injury, gum disease and decay, as you grow older. Because poor oral health can lead to problems with your overall health it is important that… Read More »
Monthly Contest