Tobacco and Your Oral Health

Do you use tobacco? If so, do you know this substance can be a deadly threat to your oral health and overall health? Tobacco use dramatically increases the risk various cancers that can thrive in your body that are always best to be avoided. Unfortunately, tobacco use is widespread, causing people to suffer from these dangerous effects each day. Our... read more »

Oral Health Outlines: Mouth Jewelry

In order to keep your smile safe for as long as possible, you should take additional some time to use prevention treatment plans and assess any issues in your life that may be putting you at an additional risk. One potential source of trouble for your teeth is mouth jewelry One of the key oral health risks associated with mouth... read more »

Facts About Plaque

Would you like to know all about plaque? If so, you have come to the right blog. Our dentist, Dr. Claudia J. Trujillo, is happy to tell you about plaque by providing some facts and information about the substance. The more you know about plaque, the better. In fact, the more you know, the better chance you have of keeping... read more »

Oral Health Viewpoint: Plaque Buildup

One of the biggest risk factors for our oral health is due to plaque. Plaque is a thin layer of bacteria and debris that can collect on your tooth enamel. Although you may think that it wouldn’t be able to do significant damage, you would be wrong. This is because it can easily erode your tooth enamel and even destroy... read more »

Dental Facts and Findings on Dental Floss

Just as brushing is essential for your oral health care, so too is the need for dental floss. Flossing is essential for your oral health care as it can reach areas between teeth to remove harmful acids and food particles. It is important to understand the difference between the various types of dental floss and how to use them correctly.... read more »

Take Care of Your Teeth with Dental Erosion Prevention

  Because dental erosion is so prevalent in dentistry, it is essential to always guard your mouth against its effects. Dental erosion, also known as enamel erosion, arises when harmful acids and bacteria eat or chew through tooth enamel and cause tooth decay and cavities to arise. If left untreated, dental erosion can lead to severe infections and tooth loss.... read more »

Why You Should Improve Your Oral Health With Tooth Extraction

If your dentist, Dr. Claudia J. Trujillo, recommended extracting a tooth from your smile, then you’re probably not looking forward to treatment. Tooth extraction is an invasive technique that could be overwhelming and even a little scary. Just keep in mind that our dental team will do everything we can to help you feel comfortable and relaxed during your appointment.... read more »

Dental Checkups: A Holiday Gift for Your Smile

Are you interested in giving your smile a gift this year? If so, our dentist, Dr. Claudia J. Trujillo, recommends giving your smile a dental checkup! This gift is a perfect gift for your teeth and gums because it can help the smile and oral health in a myriad of ways. Dental checkups are very important, which is why they... read more »

How is a Temporary Dental Crown Different From a Traditional Dental Crown?

If you are restoring your tooth with a dental crown, you probably already know that you’ll need to handle two different dental crowns during your treatment. These crowns are called temporary and traditional crowns. To help you know a little more about these restorations, our dentist, Dr. Claudia J. Trujillo, will be happy to teach you about the differences. A... read more »

Help Your Toothbrush Help Your Smile!

Brushing your teeth is such a frequent need that the habit can become mindless. Prevent that from happening by reviewing these tips. Remember: replace your brush at least every 3-4 months. Soft-bristled toothbrushes are the only good option for your teeth. Brushes with hard bristles can weaken tooth enamel and tear up your gums. Also, look for brushes that fit... read more »