Walton Dental Health
The health of your teeth and gums affects your body in surprising ways, including cardiac health and your risk of infection.
November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is key. Make sure you’re seeing your dentist regularly (every 6 months!)
Proper dental care is a vital part of keeping your teeth healthy. October is National Dental Hygiene Month, here are five reasons why regular dental cleanings are so essential.
What are wisdom teeth and why do they require removal? Walton Dental Health can help determine when it's time for wisdom teeth removal and what you need to know.
At Walton Dental Health, we are committed to the health and safety of both our patients and our dental practitioners. Because of this, during the month of July we are celebrating Eye Injury Prevention Month.
Do you need a root canal? How do you know if you need a root canal? Learn this, as well as what to expect during a root canal in this article.
The beginning purpose of National Smile Month was to provide education regarding the importance of regular preventative dental care.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Walton Dental Health supports Oral Cancer Awareness Month and we are currently accepting new patients for oral exams.
A beautiful smile can improve your self-esteem and health! Many people don't realize how important oral health is to overall health. Taking care of your mouth, teeth and gums are key in preventing bigger oral health problems. With a few easy steps and regular trips to the dentist, you can reap the rewards of a healthy smile.
A dental checkup every 6 months ensures your teeth are in top shape and there aren't any oral issues developing. In addition to regular checkups, we recommend you practice these easy steps in your dental routine:
A dental checkup every 6 months ensures your teeth are in top shape and there aren't any oral issues developing. In addition to regular checkups, we recommend you practice these easy steps in your dental routine:
- Brush at least 2 times a day, for upwards of 3 minutes.
- Always keep your toothbrush clean and know when it's time to invest in a new toothbrush.
- Floss daily to remove plaque from places your toothbrush can't reach.
- Eat healthy foods packed with calcium, vitamin A and C. Avoid sugary foods and drinks.
- Smoking can cause gum disease, tooth loss and other oral health problems. Avoid cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products.
- Exercise preventative care and schedule regular checkups. For best results, visit a dentist every 6 months, approximately twice a year.