We field questions everyday on brushing technique. Am I brushing to hard? Am I brushing to soft? Am I brushing long enough? What kind of toothbrush should I use? What is the best way to brush? This video gives you … Continue reading →
Plaque may seem insignificant, but if not treated it can turn into tooth decay or gum disease. It is very important to fight plaque before it’s effects are permanent. Plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on your … Continue reading →
Bad breath can plague the best of us (and the rest of us)! Poor oral hygiene is not the only cause of bad breath. Common causes of bad breath are pungent foods, existing oral diseases, bacteria, deep holes in your … Continue reading →
Bolivar Family Dental is a proud sponsor of Midget Class Race Car #7C. Car is driven byPat Schudy. Crew members include Kris Schudy, Kory Schudy, Dayn Schudy, Mark Gardner and Gary Roetto. Races completed 2011: *2011 25th Annual Chili Bowl … Continue reading →
Brush twice, floss and now you want me throw one more thing into my oral care routine! Do I really need to use mouthwash? Mouthwash can go beyond freshening your breath! In combination with brushing and flossing, the ADA says … Continue reading →
Bolivar Family Dental now offers E4D technology. We understand that our patients life is busy, which is why we invested in this system. The E4D dentist system offers high quality dental restorations in a single appointment. We are now able … Continue reading →
Between dental visits, it is important to maintain your oral health. Beyond brushing and flossing, nutrition is the next step to a healthy mouth. A healthy diet will help prevent tooth decay and cavities. To keep your smile bright, add … Continue reading →
Dental Emergencies can be very traumatizing for the simple fact that many people do not know how to respond. Knowing what do when an accident occurs can mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth. Time is a major … Continue reading →
In support of Oral Cancer Awareness Month, we want to inform you of signs, symptoms and risk factors of oral cancer. You should always contact your doctor or dentist immediately if you notice the following signs or symptoms in yourself … Continue reading →
For 12 years running, The Oral Cancer Foundation has held Oral Cancer Awareness in the United States during the month of April. 37,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral cancer this year. It will cause over 8,000 deaths. According to … Continue reading →
Step 1 Choose your floss. Step 2 Break off about 18 inches of the floss and wrap most of it around your index fingers, leaving about 4 inches between your hands. Step 3 Looking in your mirror to see what … Continue reading →
There are about as many choices of toothpaste as their are toothbrushes. Which is best for you and your family? Is it okay to go cheap or should you buy expensive brands? Is fluoride safe for kids? So many questions … Continue reading →