Your child smiles at you as you pick them up from school, and the first thing you notice is that their teeth are starting to look a little crooked. Is this something you should be concerned about? You don’t want to put them through the trouble of getting their teeth fixed if they don’t really need it. Doesn’t it just affect how they look? Unfortunately, crooked teeth can cause a whole host of health problems for your child, and your dentist in Westport is going to discuss 7 of them today. (more…)
Do you enjoy eating oranges or the occasional glass of wine? If you do, you might be unknowingly damaging your teeth. Most people know that sugar can lead to tooth decay, but so can acid exposure. It is common in many foods and drinks you probably enjoy every day. Your dentist in Westport, 
You’re a very curious person, so after your last check-up with your dentist, you ask, “Why did you want to take x-rays? Were you looking for anything in particular? How do they help?” X-rays are one of the most basic and effective tools used by your dentist in Westport, and today we’re going to tell you a little more about why and how we use them to help you. 
Vitamin C is just as important for solid oral health as it is for preventing colds and feeling good. In fact, one of the top causes of gum disease and bleeding gums is a lack of the vitamin. Let’s take a closer look at the many benefits of Vitamin C for children and adults — and then some ways you can get more in your diet naturally this month!
Leaving a cavity unattended is one of the worst things you can do for your dental health. When treated early, small spots of tooth decay require little more than a quick, painless filling — but when ignored, a cavity can turn into a significant problem that costs you more stress, pain and time in the long run. Keep reading to learn more about tooth decay and how you can catch small cavities earlier in 2016!
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