Canal Side Family Dental Blog

It is common knowledge that smoking is bad news for teeth. It can cause staining, contribute to decay, and more. But what if you no longer have any of your natural teeth? If you have dentures, are you free from the oral health risks associated with smoking? No, you are not. In fact, it is still important that you make every effort to quit! Why is this so important? Continue reading to discover four big reasons.

Ideally, your dentures should have a neutral smell. They should not cause bad breath or be the source of an unpleasant taste in your mouth. But what if you have noticed that they seem to be collecting odors? That is a common problem. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to freshen up your prosthetic. Here are some tips for managing and preventing unwanted odors:

Did you know that dental implants are designed to last a lifetime? Indeed, with proper care, they can stay strong and functional for many years. But how can you help them live up to that potential? It is important that you stick to good habits and avoid bad ones. In this blog post, you will learn about some specific steps you can take to minimize your risk of dental implant failure.

Will you soon attend your initial dental implant consultation? You have good reason to be excited! After all, you are about to embark on a journey that will restore your smile and improve your overall quality of life. In order for your consultation to feel like a success, though, you should be prepared to ask some questions. What exactly should you bring up? This blog post has some helpful suggestions.

Summer has finally arrived! Whether you plan to go on a marvelous vacation or simply soak up the sunny weather close to home, you can enhance your enjoyment by doing all you can to feel good in your own skin. For example, you might consider getting cosmetic dental treatments to spruce up your smile. In this blog post, you will learn about three options that can enhance your appearance and allow you to fully enjoy the summer season.

Thanks to advancements in modern medicine, it is common for people to live to be 80, 90, or even 100 years old. You may be considered a senior citizen, but you could still have many years ahead of you! Taking care of your smile can help you fully enjoy this special time of your life. Doing so may involve restorative procedures, but what about the aesthetic components of your smile? You might wonder if you are too old for cosmetic dentistry. The answer is no! In fact, there is no upper age limit on cosmetic services. In this blog post, we explore a few specific procedures that might be suitable for you.

The human brain is one of the most complex and amazing structures in the universe. It is the foundation of all you think, feel, and do. Sadly, though, it is also somewhat on the delicate side. Some health conditions, including sleep apnea, have the potential to damage your brain and cause memory loss. How does that happen, and is there anything you can do to protect your brain? This blog post explains.

Do you often use your smartphone at night? Whether you use it to catch up on social media, watch funny videos, or play games, it might be a staple of your evening routine. But if you are undergoing sleep apnea treatment in Bourne, you should exercise caution. Your cell phone might actually be worsening your condition! This blog post explores how your favorite device could interfere with the quality of your rest.

Do you like to doze off to sleep in a warm and cozy environment, or do you prefer your bedroom to be a bit on the cool side? That question might seem like nothing more than a matter of personal preference. But the truth is that temperature can affect your sleep apnea! This blog post explains how that is true. It also offers practical tips to help you create an environment that is conducive to high-quality rest.

Sleep apnea is one of the most common sleep disorders; millions of people have been diagnosed with it, and millions more may be unaware that they have it! Sadly, though, this serious condition is still widely misunderstood. Would you like to enhance your knowledge of sleep apnea? Here are some important facts that might surprise you: