Gum disease is a serious threat to your oral health. That is why it is important to recognize the symptoms of gum disease like bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, loose teeth, and other indicators. Understanding the causes of your gum disease may help you reverse the condition and get your smile back on a healthy track. Our team here at... read more »
You might suffer a chipped tooth from nervously nibbling on random desktop objects or from unconsciously grinding your teeth at night. Regardless of the cause, you should never ignore a chipped tooth. As time goes by, the damaged tooth enamel could come to harbor bacterial deposits that cause a cavity. With early diagnosis and treatment, Dr. Christopher M. Spelman might... read more »
While sleep apnea symptoms like snoring can certainly prove a nuisance for your sleep quality, the stress placed on the cardiovascular system from breathing interruption can prove more significant. Over time, unresolved sleep apnea can tax the heart and increase your chances of suffering heart disease or stroke problems. If you have sleep apnea concerns, you should schedule an appointment... read more »
Did you know that your dental floss can play an enormous role in the health of your teeth? Enhance your dental floss to enhance your oral health care. By ensuring your dental floss or interdental cleaning tools are safe and effective, your risk of tooth decay and gum disease can be drastically lowered. When choosing a dental floss, look for... read more »
Although cavities are nothing new with our oral health, the methods that have been used to combat them for decades are still just as relevant as they are today. With most oral health care disorders, it is paramount to keep your mouth clean and clear of bacteria and food residue, as the longer various substances are in contact with your... read more »
Many people have deep textures, pits, and fissures on the biting surfaces of their back teeth. This is an evolutionary adaptation designed to make the teeth more efficient at processing the foods you eat. Unfortunately, these areas can also passively trap food residue and bacteria, which increases your chances of suffering tooth decay. One effective way to prevent this from... read more »
Do you know what you might do if you’re dealing with a dental emergency? Still, do you know what emergencies should be dealt with right away or what you might need to include in an at home dental kit? Of course, it’s important that you call our dentist as soon as possible but there are a few things you might... read more »
Do you wish to constantly maintain a fresh and pristine breath and keep bad breath at bay? If so, our Orlando Family Dentistry, LLC dental team has some good news for you! There are things you can do on a regular basis to keep your breath in tip-top shape, which will help you avoid embarrassing and awkward social moments. The... read more »
A lot of people love soda, and more people love sour food and fruit. These are pretty typical things to see in a modern adult diet, and while there are sour foods that are good for you - and fruit obviously has its health benefits - there's just one problem with the aforementioned foods: They really do a number of... read more »
Have you noticed that when you brush and floss your teeth, your gums end up red and swollen? What do these different symptoms mean for the health of your gums? Do you know what you might be able to do to help your red or inflamed gums? Fortunately, there are several things you can do to keep your smile healthy... read more »
