It has been common knowledge for decades that it is recommended you visit your dentist twice a year for a bi-annual checkup. This allows for you to know whether or not your oral hygiene is up to par and whether your teeth, gums and the rest of your mouth is in good condition. However, just as standard oral health habits are not fitting to everyone, neither is this predetermined schedule for dental…Read More
As a parent, you are responsible for making a ton of decisions that will lead to your child being happy and healthy. If you have recently had a child, you may be wondering when you should take him or her to the dentist. The answer? Now. Chances are that even if your child is as early as six months old, he/she will begin to have teeth coming in. Seeing as how this happens at different times for eve…Read More
You may not be aware, but tooth enamel is actually the strongest substance in the entire human body. While your teeth can handle being exposed to many destructive substances, they are also still susceptible to decay. Things like sugar and acid in your food do take quite the toll on your teeth. Here, you can learn more about what enamel loss is and how you prevent it. What is enamel loss? In case y…Read More
We give people advice on how to best care for their teeth every day at Corsi Dental Associates. However, there are some tricks that we don’t necessarily disclose to everyone, as most people are satisfied with the normal “brush and floss” talk. Below you can discover just a few ways you can increase your overall oral hygiene in your daily life and not just when you are doing your routine brus…Read More
If we’ve said it once, we’re said it a million times - a healthy mouth is a sign of a healthy body. That is why it is imperative that our patients know precisely what they have to do to have the cleanest and healthiest mouth possible. Below are just a few things your dentist at Corsi Dental Associates will look for when you come in for a cleaning that will signify that you do have a healthy mo…Read More
You probably know that fluoride is meant to protect your teeth how exactly does it do that and does it actually work? There are many misconceptions about fluoride and whether it is even a necessity for someone to have healthy teeth. This has been widely debated by those in the dental industry which has led to many people remaining unsure of whether fluoride is needed or not. Fluoride is a naturall…Read More
As an adult you have likely sat in a dental office or waiting room dozens of times throughout your life. Considering how many visits you have made to see a dentist over the years, you also have likely been given every bit of information that you can possibly retain about oral health and how to maintain yours. However, we, at Corsi Dental Associates, have thought of a couple of facts about dental h…Read More
By the time you are in your adult years, you likely have a pretty good indication of how to take care of your teeth in an effective manner. You brush, you floss, you see your dentist. In fact, you could be doing every possible thing you can think of to make sure that your oral health remains in good condition. After all, you only have one set of teeth and it’s important to care for them as well …Read More
With the school year back in swing, and schedules filling up quickly with responsibilities and plans. Keeping this in mind, it is important that the in-depth oral hygiene routine that you were dedicated to all summer long doesn’t get put on the backburner now simply that you have more to do from one day to the next. Below you can uncover some of the best oral health tips we have for high schoole…Read More
It’s our opinion that those who smile more are just happier in general. After all, having a smile that you are proud to show off allows you to have even more confidence than you already do. With confidence comes new friendships, promotions and much more. Right now, you may feel okay about your smile, but undoubtedly there is plaque and stains that keep you from feeling great about showing off yo…Read More